It's probably a little bigger than one gallon now, but it's potted. I'd be happy to trade for a perennial (zone 7) of comparable size, check my want list (slightly out of date) or make an offer.

I have had a crossvine for perhaps eight years and I have to say that I have been disappointed with it. It flowers beautifully, but the hummingbirds don't seem to like it. This has been the experience of others on the hummer forums. Also, mine has one good bloom and then afterwards there aren't many to speak of.

I am new to the GW and new to gardening. I have nothing to trade but would like to SASBE for seeds. I am interested in many on your list The Yucca white seed, Passion Vine, Trumpet Daffodil, Alpine Rosy Bells pink, Dutch Iris, Alyssum,Cosmos, Gysophila pink seed, and the Clarks Heavenly Blue Morning glory. I never had time to garden but now I have time and the gardening bug bad. Thank You sweetalysiss

Hi. Just sharing a tip I discovered last year for deadheading a crossvine/bignonia. My vine - Tangerine Beauty - loses all its flowers at pretty much the same time. It's still young but it had at least 500 flowers, so imagine 500 dried up little brown tubes all at once! Not good. After I realized how ridiculous it was to handpick all of them, I swept a broom from top to bottom over the whole thing; it worked great. A duster would also work. Anyway, maybe someone can use this idea. I've attached a picture of my vine in its babyhood. Maureen Here is a link that might be useful: