Thanks Weedwoman for the HTML re post. Thanks everyone who correctly identfy some of the plants. 6 plants are still unknown; not being identified: 2. 3. A special coleus plant with features of Salvia Divinorum. It has square stems, but its leaves are shorter, more stout than S. Divinorum, and its leaves are not velvet dark green. Another variation. 6. Super prehistoric-like giant! 2m tall! Each leaf is maybe 1m + long. Maybe a person standing beside is needed to see its obvious gigantism. 7. A large plant with mimosa-like leaves. 1.5m tall. 8. 9. Poisonous but medicinal plant. Fruits turn from green to red. Anymore tries?

Hey Jeff, I have quite a few medicinal herbs on my trade list-- please take a look. Also, I have one Stevia plant on which I'm waiting for seeds. It is still flowering heavily and it is absolutely covered in bees and all kinds of interesting pollen-seeking bugs. I don't know if the season will run out before I get seeds. I'll let you know. Also, do you have heavy-duty spam filters on your end? I don't think my last couple of e-mails made it through. Bev's trade list (opens new tab / browser window) - Bev

Piper nigrum. it's a very tropical plant but it might grow ok in NSW, depending on your climate there. It's available from "all rare herbs". All Rare Herbs Mapleton Queensland Phone: (07) 5446 9243 Ring and ask for a catalogue which he will gladly post to you free of charge. It's an impressive list of plants. Well worth a look. I have a small plant grown from a cutting I was given but it's growing quite poorly in our inappropriate South Australian weather. Hope this helps.

I bought this plant once and the poor little thing died on me! I was most upset. I'm interested in Chinese natives and wanted to grow it more as an interesting and pretty climber for a shady spots. It's a cucurbitaceae and when you see the plant you'll know it.