I would love one of these! Check my trade list & let me know if we can work something out. Thanks! =)

Steve

Stinks that you didn't want a single thing on my trade list (about 200 types of seeds, many of which are rare) or the unlisted seedlings I have, which I didn't even have a chance to bring up. I should have seen this coming with the graceless (for lack of better words that would get me in trouble) "No seeds. None for postage." written above. Watch out y'all, unless you have a gold coin plant, you might not get any of these! lol

Email sent.

Beautiful bloom, check my list and see if I have anything to tempt you with..but I would prefer a bigger trade to make it worth the postage :o)

sent you an email :)

STEVE
I will bring you some Trout Lilys to the MTPS.
Do you have any of those pickle peppers left
from the fall swap.Sandy got a jar and thought they were great.If not sure I will trade for something you bring.

Pat.

Pat: Great! =) I have one sealed new jar of peppers & one open jar almost full that will last me a bit. So, you're welcome to the sealed jar.

- Steve

Sending you an email....

I sent you an email, but you seem to think my name is Lynn. I've been on Gardenweb for 8 years, and never had anyone call me anything other than my name, Cheryl. Also, no I do not think we have traded before. So I will pass on a trade..

I really like this plant to I may have something you want in trade if you still have any. lol looks like everyone likes it as well as me :) Please let me know if you want to trade. Thanks Le'Ann

Here is a link that might be useful: My Page

Will these be blooming sized corms with the 2 leaves attached? For every trout lily that blooms there are hundreds of one leaf plants, the vast majority of which are sterile and actually never will bloom.

Per the link below:
Young, sterile plants send up a single leaf and these often grow in dense colonies. is why I'm asking. Most folks do not realize the the vast majority of the one leaf plants are sterile.

Here is a link that might be useful: Trout lilies at Maryland Native Plant Society

This site says it may take a couple years for the young ones to bloom, but not that they will never bloom. Interesting little thing.
Pam

Here is a link that might be useful: trout lily

I have an extensive trade list. Email me if interested. thanks