Hi Karyn, I have extra 'Honorine Jobert' (plenty) and 'Pamina' (few) Japanese anemones that I can trade. I am always on the look out for unusual showy tropicals that we can propagate at the greenhouse where I work. For myself, I am looking for showy perennials that will enjoy my very shady garden and cool, foggy coastal summers. I am particularly looking for: Unusual species Begonias, such as: B. domingensis, B. erythrophylla (Beefsteak Begonia), B. sutherlandii, B. odorata 'Alba', B. richmondensis - white, B. dregei, B. maculata var. 'Wightii', B. pearcei, B. albo-picta, B. listada, B. acutifolia, Cane/Angelwing Begonias such as: 'Bubbles', 'Looking Glass', 'Frosty', 'Lana', 'My Special Angel', 'Potpourri', 'Coral Sea', 'Vista Quest', 'Flamingo Queen', 'Red Cascade' Clivia - Yellow Crassulas - Morgan's Beauty', 'Bride's Bouquet', 'Springtime' Crinums - Ellen Bosanquet', ' Mrs. James Hendry', 'Hannibal's Dwarf' Species Fuchsias  F. splendens, F. hartwegii Geum - 'Lady Stratheden', 'Bell Bank' Justicia brandegeana 'Variegata', 'Fruit Cocktail' Origanum - ÂKent Beauty' Streptocarpus - S. saxorum alba, 'Sparkle', 'Boysenberry', 'White Butterfly' Saxifraga stolonifera, Saxifraga 'London Pride' Thanks, Susan

Hi, anyone have any Japanese Anemone seeds. Would love to add this to my gardens for next year. I could pay postage or trade. My trade list if interested: Lily of the Valley established plants Rose of Sharon seedlings (or small bareroot trees) (mixed/unknown) standard royal hostas common orange daylilies Rose of Sharon seeds (pink, lavender, white) white hardy hibiscus seeds yellow daylily seeds dark pink morning glory seeds Marvel of Peru 4 o'clock seeds Thank you!

Hello, I'm looking for pink or white japanese anemone (but not A. tomentosa ÂRobustissimaÂ), lady's mantle, and a few (5 or 6) early tomato seeds. I have... 11 pink balloon flower seeds from a trade spring 06 40+ peppermint stick zinnia purchased spring 06 (Botanical Interests) 20 mammoth grey stripe sunflower purchased spring 06 (Fred Meyer) Thanks, Laisan

HI Lisa, I have anemones that go nuts in the roots of a hemlock tree surrounded on two sides by fence. They only get morning sun. They are shielded from afternoon sun by the fences. The soil is poor and clay. They have taken over the garden in that corner and I have to pull them up so the other plants have a chance! I'll bring some to the May swap and you can try a different variety. They are pink and bloom in Sept/Oct. Cathy