I would love some chocolate mint cuttings, just tiny ones for the postage or exchanged for seeds.

I'll take seeds if cuttings are not available. I know they don't always grow true to type and op will be mixed but I love all mints and will plant all seeds to see what I get, so I'm ok with that as long as some of them are chocolate mint. :)

How to mail cuttings: lay small cuttings out on damp toilet paper, as flat as possible, slip into zip loc baggie and seal well. Slip the baggie into a small bubble envelope. This should fit through the letter slot and cost less then $2.00 to mail. Mint roots so well, it will probably be rooting when it gets here. Just tiny pieces are all that's needed.

I don't have a lot but I do have some Hopi Black squash seeds that are a couple of years old but kept cool and dry. I know they are still viable and some double feverfew seeds.