OutHighlandhome, THANK-YOU so VERY Very much!!! I know my parents are looking down on you and thanking you as much as I am.....smiles!!! You are an Angel for helping me out. Cuttings will be fine. I can send you some Lemongrass rooted a plug or two if you like. Only other things I have are spider babies, Mother-in law tongue, Mother of thousands, some Honeysuckle cuttings. and some cactii. Otherwise I have plenty of weeds....>LOL!!!!. Let me know if you would like any of these and I will drop you a note sometime in May. Again Thank-you!!! Always a friend, Sincerely and respectfully, Nancy Tenenbaum aka Carol Tenen or Perkisun on GW

I am interested and willing to pay you for shipping and the plant as I dont have any plants right now to exchange

hey bea =) i would love some night blooming jasmine seeds if you are saying you have a bit left. dont have to send a lot.... i could trade too if you want, or send sase. will send an email. ps, those passionflower alba seeds you sent a long while back, even though there was only two, BOTH SPROUTED ! yay !

Thanks, guys! That's encouraging. Ricky, the orange jasmine I have is the Lakeview. It's awful looking, both the shrub one and the standard I had in a pot. Not a living leaf on it, but I'm hanging in there, hoping it will pull through. I love the scent of those blooms. Mike, my gold mound durantas got hit last year, too, and were black, but came back without pruning. Funny, this year, the plants are completely black, except for the tips, which already have bright green leaves coming out. So I'm thinking they'll be okay, if we don't get hit again. Mary, I had temps around 25 & 26 degrees for five of the eight nights that we had hard freezes. And the temps stayed in the mid-20's for HOURS. I hope you didn't have much worse than that. I'm very happy to hear that your night-blooming jasmine came back strong. Did you have to cut it back? I'm dreading that. Mine was 5' x 3', and I hate having to start over. But I guess it grows fast, because it went from a small cutting to that size in one year. No, I won't be pruning until after March 1, but I'm trying to get a sense of what might pull through and what won't. Thanks again for the input! Marcia