Hi, I just bought one AGAIN after having to leave all the others behind in moving. I am happy to take a cutting off of it for you. I have never had much luck propagating from woody cuttings, but perhaps you can do with a new cutting and get it going yourself? I would love the fern leaf peony. Or any other perennial that I don't already have. :O)

I have a 4 year old healthy Harry Lauder Walking Stick plant that I am about to dig up and get rid of during a landscaping redesign. I am looking to trade for a deep purple crepe myrtle if you may have one? Let me know...

Saschja, I just now saw this comment from you in July......never got a notice in e-mail. So sorry to have not responded. You can e-mail me directly at free2bebrian and the @ and then gmail.com. My name is Jan. We still have walking sticks, but have managed to keep them limited. Takes a lot of plucking. The best remedy I found is watering the plants and watching for them moving out of the wet zone. They don't like water. Then I grab them and either kill them, which I hate doing, or put them in the yard waste bin. The problem with not killing them is the risk that they just get put somewhere else via the yard waste recycling. Mostly I suck up my buddhist impulses and kill them. But its hard. Write to me and we can talk directly. The brown and green are the same, just adjusted to the different color plant part they are on usually. So sorry you have a major infestation. Not a good sign for PG. Jan

I might get lucky to just grow short stick kale here in zone 3,...if we ever get into the garden this year with several feet snow left.