Hi, check , my trade list and my last post, Wanted: jasmines to see what I have for trade for these. I don't know how to update my trade list yet, lol!

Hi Dawn Well there you are again...impressing me with all that knowledge...it is the Marguerite I am sure that my friend had last summer...she also had one which best I can recall had some burgundy or purple in the leaves...it was pretty also but I liked the green best. Thanks for all the info on them I do want to find some of them. My friend who had them last summer was a camp host at the lake and those plants just went right through all that horrible heat we had just fine. I know I could get some from her but I won't see her until around Memorial day and I want to get them started sooner. She lives about a 100 miles from here or I would just go see her. She told me to get some last fall and I didn't do it. I wish now I had done so...but actually now I know why I didn't. My niece was life flighted to Lawton hospital and a few weeks later passed away and we left the lake suddenly as soon as we learned of her accident and stayed over there for several weeks. Have you ever grown the cypress vine? It is amazing...I grew it on an arched trellis one summer and it was beautiful but one day we got strong winds and that heavy vine caused such wind resistence that the entire arch blew over and broke....now I know it takes a strong support for that much of it....hahaha. At least here...we get LOTS of wind where we live. I will check around and see where I can find some of it...does it multiply then like other root or bulb type plants? And are they best grown in containers? Of course I will more than likely do so anyway...it is just that they might look really pretty in a corner of one or two of my flower beds. Thanks again Dawn. Oh and yes the storms looked to be moving north of us up near Davis or so and heading east. Our weather radio went off once and I got several emergency weather emails. Be safe tonight. G. M.

Thanks for looking. I think the name is 'Jeckyll'.

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