What have you to trade? Anyone in Florida can get you one, if they haven't already composted it - it's a pest here!

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Hi there! I would be interested in cuttings of the following: - apple liberty, Harrow Delight pear and Harrow Diamond peach. Below is a link of what I have available if you want to trade, else I will gladly pay the postage fees. Also, can you let me know when is a good time for you? I am far north and I cannot graft before mid-may, but I realize your trees might break dormancy earlier. Email me to let me know. Happy new year! :) Alain PS: My dad has both Superior and Crescent plums so I could get you cuttings of those. PS2: I am also looking for Honeycrisp, so if you can manage even a small cutting, I would be super happy, else no worries, I'll understand. Here is a link that might be useful: Alain's orchard list This post was edited by ajetteaqua on Tue, Dec 31, 13 at 10:50

I have PLENTY of both regular and variegated kerria japonica if you want some suckers, also clerodendrum trichotoma (harlequin glorybower -- a nice five-foot shrub that blooms in white fragrant flat panicles, then the berries turn blue while the brachts stay maroon, and then later the leaves go golden before they drop -- definitely a three-season shrub, though again it DOES sucker). I also have a large abelia (really a part-sun shrub, but truly blooms all summer) that I would like to dig up and replace with a blueberry. I live in Lanham, near NASA -- is that close enough for you? LynnT