Hi, I'd just like to remind you all that the reason that Ellen was kind enough to offer to do the PBS Market Place was because this list is an educational list hosted by ibiblio.org and one of the requirements is that it not be commercial. If every time someone added something to the PBS Market Place, it was announced to the group, it would defeat the purpose. It would be up to Ellen to decide if she wanted to start a list of people who wanted to be notified if there were changes to the page and let them know. But that would be extra work for her. David Pilling might also help her figure out how to add a feed like he did for the wiki where every day you can look at a new bulb. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/wikifeed/… The easiest solution is for people who are interested in this extra service to bookmark it and check it for changes. I have the wikifeed added to my Browser bar where it is easy to check. There are probably many of us who choose to send our excess seed and bulbs to the BX or just swap privately with friends we've made on this list. It's a lot of work to package everything up and Dell does an outstanding job. You get a credit for what it costs you to mail to the BX which you can use to get something else. So it's like a swap service with less work. As for the comments from the Southern Hemisphere, it's always going to be tricky to send things out of the country you live in since it involves learning what it required in each country. But that is up to the people involved to figure out. We have subscribers to our list from Southern Hemisphere countries who could trade with each other. The majority of members of this list are lurkers. We have subscribers from all over the world so it is possible that someone from the same country could request something on the exchange. And seed can be kept until the right time to plant. Most of us do that already. Seed exchanges (besides our BX) often deliver seed at the wrong time. Mary Sue PBS List Administrator