Also known as the Cracker rose,I'd like to trade for rooted cuttings or cuttings.Thanks.Debbie

Hi sjrose77/Sarah, Welcome to Garden Web and The Plant Exchange. Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting your Member Page email link set up so that you can easily be reached for trading. While updating, you might also want to fill in your location in the one box provided for the garden zone as some members (myself included) usually won't respond to trade posts where the member's location is not shown on their Member Page. See I am zone 5/6 S INDIANA Often it is more costly to trade, depending on what one is shipping and where the trader is located. Hopefully you will soon learn the ins and outs of plant trading along with the postage costs. Priority Mailing costs-including Flat Rate Postal Zone Charts I know everyone in the eastern part of the US are in mail zones 1-4 which are more reasonable shipping costs. hth. Sue...aka chemocurl

I just set some French fig cuttings in rooting media. If even a quarter of them work I'll have plenty to get rid of soon. I'll check back in a few weeks.

Yesterday I told my neighbour I was looking for a Doublefile Viburnum and, voila, she pointed me to some seedlings that were sprouting under her beautiful specimen. Serendipity. I'd still be interested in a cutting exchange if anyone would like to trade for the red-leaf hibiscus.