In zone 6 the answer would be YES :o) Dan

I would like both. I have variegated flowering ginger, orange flowering ginger, coral flowering canna, named daylilies and named hosta. Also check my trades list. Let me know what types of things you're looking for. Thanks, Erin

Do still have them? I have lots of lycoris, and some lillies. Let me know.

sanantoniorose, My Peruvian daffodils have been in a planter for almost 5 years, but put out the 1st blooms last summer. They were small bulbs when I bought them in a Wal-Mart package. Either they're just now getting big enough, or I haven't satisfied their preferred conditions or location. I've had good luck buying lycoris (red spider lilies) on Ebay. You can usually get them much more reasonably than from nurseries or bulb companies. (Search both for lycoris AND for red spider lilies) I've gotten a lot of them from several different sellers and I've never been disappointed in the ones I've received. In December I lucked into a treasure trove of bulbs. A builder who was going to knock down a 50+ year-old house let me dig the 5 huge clumps of lycoris that were in the yard. There were 687 bulbs of all sizes. (Yep, I counted!) I've 'nurseried' them for now in planters until I enlarge the beds where I want to put them. It was the wrong time to dig them, so I don't know how many will make it, but I needed to beat the bulldozers to them! If you get some, be patient. As long as they put out greenery in the fall they're fine, whether they bloom or not. They can sometimes sulk while they get established. You may only see a few blooms (or none) the 1st year or two. But then just stand back and enjoy! We had some in our very 1st yard. I'd never seen them before. My 4-year-old ran inside one day and announced we had 'magic flowers'. It IS strange to see such a beautiful flower show up out of nowhere! Donna