CLOSED: Oldies but Goodies!

I have a lot of older seeds I'd like to get rid of - some are last year's harvest, some older, some bought, some traded. Most of them are uncommon. I hope they're all viable, but to make them more attractive, I'm willing to trade five packets of my oldies for any one thing on my Wants list. Please check my lists and see if you'd like to take a chance!

Thanks.

Mary (in Ireland)

Mary....Do you know the common names for all those seeds? Aunty's just a common ole gal who only speaks common ole language, ya know? Have no idea what the spanish words mean! *lol* Thanks!

Sorry, I don't. As I said, most of them are uncommon, so they don't have common names, at least not English ones. I have put the common name where I know it, and I'll add more as I find them out, but at the moment all I have for most of them is the botanical name. At least with the Latin name you can identify them wherever in the world you (or the plant) come from, if you have enough time/patience/books.

Aunty, any one specific you'd like to know? I can look it up in my book for ya.
Jody

Mary, Aunty,
Here are some of the common names for you...
Aubreita-Rock Cress
Antirrhinun-Snapdragon
Achillea-Yarrow
Armeria-Thrift, Sea pink
Agastache-Annise Hyssop
Aquilegia-Columbine
Campenula carpatica-Carpathian Bellflower, Tussock bellflower

Costus-Spiarla flag, Spiral ginger
Dainthus deltoids-Maiden Pinks
Geum-Avens
Gilia capitata-Queen Anne's thimbles, blue thimble flower
Globularai-Globe daisy
Gyspophila-Babys breath
Luinus-Lupines
Mimulus-Monkey flower, monkey musk
Nepeta-catnip species
Polemonium-Jacobs Ladder
Symphytum-Comfrey
Silene-Campion
Scabiosa-Pincushion flower

Hope that helps!

:@)