Hello, I am interested in your offer. I bought me a greenhouse Jan of this year. Would you take a look at my list. Thanks, Faye!

Scientific name: Cytisus scoparius. Common names: Scotch broom, broomtops, common broom, European broom, Irish broom, English. Native Origin: British Isles, central and southern Europe Ecological Impacts: This aggressive, rapid spreading plant can grow 3 feet in the first year. It can form dense impenetrable stands that degrade rangeland, prevent forest regeneration, and create fire hazards. It invades rapidly following logging, land clearing, and burning. It can form pure dense stands for miles along highway and country roads to crowd out native species and destroy wildlife habitat. Toxicity: Mild poisoning can occur from this shrub. Large amounts are required to cause symptoms in animals such as horses. Alkaloids have been identified as being the toxic principle. Cytisin, sparteine and isosparteine are found in the twigs, leaves and seeds in small amounts. The seeds of the plant can stay dormate for 160 years.

Now were did I leave off, I see I covered Nancy twice, Jo, Now sweet innocent Jo, DO YOU THINK I DID NOT LOOK AT THOSE WONDERFUL ROCKS YOU PAINTED & WONDERED WHY I DON'T HAVE 1- NOT 1, NOT EVEN A 1/2 OF 1. OK I am done yelling at you :) I feel better. I know I told you CONGRATULATIONS for your new venture, inspired by David's Daylilies over the phone, But thought I would tell you again, I cant wait. Oh I am so looking forward to May 14th, Hey how far away would that be for Mary B??? MARY B. PLANT SWAP!!!!!! I forgot were. Janet, I am glad to know all went well with your DD wisdom tooth removal, My DS has to have the same thing done, Now I'm not saying he is a baby, but at 21 he will not go do it unless I go with him:) Angie, Thanks for the heads up on the Co-op, but after what I have already spent this year on Daylilies, I better slow down a bit before DH is having me replaced, & He cant do that cuz I am so looking forward to our 25 wedding anniversary, He wonders why I am working so hard in my flower's, I think in 4 years I should have things just the way I want them, 7 Yep renew our vow's, right were over the last few years have watched as other people have gotten married. Gay, Hope you get your computer figured out, I know you will send one way or the other:) Mine ticked me off so bad earlier, I had almost everyone covered 7 for some unknown reason, BUMP Off Line I Go, Oh I hate that, Did you E-mail Susan? I think someone better if you didn't, it has been a LONG time. Cindy, I know I posted to you earlier, & as I was just coming back, I see Jo saying sorry to you, I too missed it, I am very sorry your Gramma passed away, Wish I could give you a big hug & help you weed to make you feel better:) Dianne, OK, now I know this pneumonia crap has messed with my head, but for the life of me I cant remember who is getting married at your house, Is this the first for you? I think it gets easier each time, We are thinking about renting out for wedding's, Wedding's only not party's. Oh man I will have to come back again another call I have to take, :)Anita

I have extras of these plants. I might not bring them all if I don't hear any interest. It's too much to carry them back and forth. Allen complains a bit. :-) Some of it will still need to be dug so I won't bother if I don't get a pre trade. I have my three year old granddaughter and getting things done is tricky. Tami Artemesia 'Lime Light' Ficus pumila, Creeping Fig Green Plectranthus amboinicus Variegated Cuban Oregano Swiss Chard Vinca major-Greater Periwinkle 'Variegata' 'Firepower' Ajuga Green Aristolochia fimbriata White Veined Hardy Dutchman's Pipe Bamboo Cane Pole Begonia 'Beatrice Haddrell' Rhizomatous Begonia ÂBeef Steak erythrophylla Begonia ÂBenigo Mallet Type Begonia Mini Boston ÂCherries Ân Chocolate Rex Begonia ÂHot Tamalie Cane Begonia ÂOrococo Trailing Zephyranthes Fairy lily, Rain lily. Pink Yellow & White Osmanthus fragrans Sweet Olive Bush Large bush that I plan to dig up. Nandina domestica 'Firepower' Loads of Nandina Tabernaemontana divaricata Pinwheel Jasmine special trade Euphorbia Pencil cactus Graptopetalum Paraguayense - Ghost Plant Kalanchoe -Bryophyllum daigremontianum Mother of Thousands Kalanchoe Fedtschenkoi Variegata "Creamed Scallops" Special trade Opuntia Prickly Pear Canna Pretoria ÂBengal Tiger Clerodendron bungei EPISCIA-Blue Nile,Kee Wee,Pink Panther Microsorium diversifolium 'Kangaroo Paw' Nephrolepis exaltata `Bostoniensis' Boston fern. Arundo donax 'Variegata' (Variegated giant reed) Liriope Green Several named HoyaÂs if anyone has some to trade. Tricolor Sweet Potato Vine ÂTricolor and 'Margarita' Lantana, Gold, Purple Trailing and popcorn Musa zebrina Cyperus alternifolius Umbrella Palm Philodendron Monstera Deliciosa Split Leaf Philodendron Spathiphyllum variegated 'Domino' Basella rubra Malabar Spinach Bignonia speciosa Violet Trumpet Vine Lonicera sempervirens (Coral Honeysuckle) Lonicera japonica Japanese , Purpleleaf Honeysuckle Senecio confusus (Mexican Flame Vine) Stigmaphyllon littorale ORCHID (BUTTERFLY VINE) Trachelospermum asiaticum 'Angyo' Tri Color Jasmine Vigna caracalla - Climbing Shell Plant snail vine Wisteria