beautyberry cuttings,camelia cuttings, rose cuttings, crepe myrtle cuttings,pine cone ginger root,banana root, red cana root,la iris root,persian shield in 2 months,guava,satsuma orange cutting,saga palms,mint ,asparagus fern in 2 months,unnamed bromeliad,white hibiscus seed,a few beautyberry seeds

Hello Debbie, I would love a small cutting instead of the seeds. I've sent you an email. John

Here is the plant that started to get some green back:[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Lartrainer/Snapbucket/8649125A.jpg[/IMG] Here are the other two:[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Lartrainer/Snapbucket/A42C6171.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Lartrainer/Snapbucket/9E016D5A.jpg[/IMG] BTW none of the leaves are falling off. They seem firmly attached to the stem.

Grandma, I'd love a Peach tree in my yard instead of this darn maple that shades yard in summer, tosses seeds everywhere so I'm always plucking baby maples, and in fall throws leaves everywhere, and I mean everywhere.. There are peach trees hardy to my zone if if the maple ever goes a peach tree will be there..I also have a small smoke tree I keep pruned. An orange tree shouldn't be anymore difficult than your Ponderosa. They do require more warmth in winter, but living in Tx you can get by. What type of orange are u thinking of getting? small like Calamondins, or large like navels? I know you can't recieve plants from Fl, but take a look at www.harriscitrus.com and check out their trees to get an idea what you'd be interested in..they've got quite a fw pictures. I'd love to see a pic of your red camillia. HOw about a fragrant hibiscus? I don't know how much scent thry throw out, probably about as much as your camillia. I have 2 roses, but not an expert on growting them either. One is an old-fashioned, I'll post a pic. It's very old, was here when we bought the house. The flowers are super fragrant, but after a first rain or strong winds, most of the flowers drop. What zone do u live in? Toni Here is a link that might be useful: RE: Ponderosa Lemon Fruiting in Winter?