Hi, I have small leaf sedums rooted - about 6-7 different ones, armeria armada rose, yarrow golden fleece,iberis snow white, and alyssum golden yellow. Are you able to root your own cuttings - could send Phlox subulata cuttings of 3-4 different varieties. What named daylilies or seedling colors do you have and grasses. Thanks, Erin

Hello I was watering my plants last night and much to my delight I found a few babies coming up. Well, the container already has enough so they're up for trade!! Also, be aware that as they are young, the foliage is not variegated yet, but as the get bigger it will so don't be concerned if your plant isn't variegated. There are about four of them, so they will go quickly. I love houseplants, and I'm looking for cuttings (rooted preferably) of these ones right now. Purple passion vine Named coleus Moon Valley friendship plant (come on, I know somebody has this :-p) Elephant Ears "Black Magic" Teddy bear vine (cyanotis kewensis) Named cymbidium orchids (would REALLY like to get some of these) Mosaic plant/nerve plant (fittonia albivenis) Bloodleaf (iresine herbstii) Persian shield Lollipop plant/shrimp plant (pachystachys lutea) Oxalis (oxalis regnelli) Thank You

I'm new to the seed trade and I LOVE variegated plants! Most of the seeds I have are what are considered "native" to El Paso Texas and are drought tolerant. Jerusalem Thorn - Parkinsonia Aculeata Desert Willow - Chilopsis Linearis Mimosa, Silk Tree - Albizia Julibrissin Red Mexican Bird of Paradise - Caesalpinia Pulcherrima Plumbago (blue) - Auriculata Texas Mountain Laurel - Sephora Secundiflora Blanket Flower - Gaillardia Aristata Chocolate Scented Daisies - Berlandiera Lyrata Lantana Camara - Pink outer flowers, yellow flowers in center Hollyhocks mix- white,light pink & dark pink, deep burgundy I also have Fuchsia and Blue Morning Glory seeds. I'm looking for an ABUNDANCE variegation, the color of the flower doesn't matter. Happy Trading, Kimberly

Hi! I have a bunch of sedum, euphorbia, crassula as well as other succulent plants. Most of them are South African (zone 9). Take a look at these pictures and let me know if you are interested in any of these plants. Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Web Pictures