I am interested in your banana canna. I have Sambucus Thundercloud unrooted cutting & noid purple iris.

The plants were picked up Thanks JG

Hey SouthLATrop. I think I may have already responded to you in email, but if not please let me know and we'll work something out! Thanks! Hey there Cj, Sorry I never got back to you, have been pretty busy lately. I've already got some cuttings from a Texas Star Hibiscus, sorry! Aloha Josh, I'd love to trade for some of your Ginger. I've also got some friends who have other Gingers, I can get a list put together of what species they offer if you're interested. Talk to ya soon, ~Dave If you don't mind, please email me at Daviddkphoto@gmail.com and my responses will be more timely, I don't always catch the emails from GW about replies to my posts, so they go un-noticed here and there, sorry and thanks in advance!

HI, I live in Ontario and am looking for rhizomes/plants of red ginger (Alpina purpurata). Most of my tropicals have originated as bare root bulbs which I planted in the spring and kept out over the summer. In the fall, I either bring the plant indoors to a cool and dark location and allow it to go dormant, or cut it back, dry the roots and save them. I guess shipping up north will be the same. Ship in peat moss and paper in late winter/early spring so that the rhizomes will be as fresh as possible. I am currently growing ordinary cooking ginger from a tuber bought in the grocery store. It is doing very well and even if I can't harvest it, it makes a beautiful plant. Also, elephants ears (taro/dasheen) are easy to get hold of. Just buy them in your grocery store and plant them up. I have a huge one that is about 4 years old. Cheers, flowergirl2010