Sending you an email.

Denise

Rose, per our email, (the part that disappeared before I got it sent), I was going to suggest you better describe the DB as in # of them in a pot if trading them by the pot. Would you say that the corms are of blooming size? I see the link below sells them for $4.95 for 1 plant (corm). They certainly are sweet little woodland natives.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: Dutchman's Breeches

there are some in each clump that are going to bloom, but without ripping the clumps apart i don't know how to tell; i am trying to dig selectively so at least a few of them will be blooming size this year. they are about to bloom any day now too, so i'm hoping that they will hold off until they get to their new homes :)

Hi, please check out my trade list & see if there's anything you want on a trade for the chocolate mint, monarda, monkshood & dutchman's breeches. Thanks! =) -Steve

sending you an email...

i am out of the monkshood, and almost out of dutchman's breeches/britches- 1-2 trades in that at best (although if you have something really cool/weird/unique, i might be willing to part with more). still plenty of everything else.

veggie gardner, i sent you an email, but don't know if it went through or not-- let me know :D

thanks everyone for the interest!

rose: Ok, spam filter at work e-mail takes forever sometimes to sort through all external e-mails. Did you see something on my list you want to trade the chocolate mint, monarda & maybe some of the other 2? =)

- Steve

well, i was wondering if you had any plants for would be willing to trade, or do you just have seeds at this time?. i am not having much luck with seeds this year, as the weather is erratic and i live in a log cabin and heat with wood, not leading to the most constant environment. i am interested it the dragon plant, but unless it would survive in an office with no windows, only artificial light, it would freeze to death at my house during the winter. if you only want mint and monarda, i'd be more likely to trade for seeds, but the monkshood and dutchman's breeches would have to be a "special" plant trade. email me and let me know what you think :)

I am interested in the mint and monarda. Let me know if u are interested in a trade.

Stacie

rose: I think the Red Dragon would be worth a try for you. Artificial light indoors (really just a window with some sun) is fine for them during Winter. =) I have some Iris, Blackberry starts, Garlic clove, Dwarf Coneflower seedlings, Mustard Plant seedlings, heirloom tomato seedlings (black cherry, sungold, sungold select II & amish paste) & a few other flower (perennial) seedlings I forget the name of. Any of those sound good?

- Steve

steve, sending you an email, so let's hope your superspam filter doesn't eat it

this trade is closed at this time. i may have more monarda and mint later in the season.

Lol...ok, i'll keep an eye out for it. =)

Thanks - Steve

The bulbs I have are Saromatum Venosome & Amorphophallas Konjac.

- Steve

Steve, sending you an email

this offer is closed to new inquiries. thanks, everyone!