I'm in serious want for the yellow flowering shasta daisy. Does any one have a division to trade? I've got well rooted plants of Spiderwort Zwanenburg Blue Wood poppy, celandine poppy, Stylophorum diphyllum Knotweed 'Lance Corporal' Persicaria virginiana Meadow Cranesbill, Hardy Geranium, Geranium pratense Trumpet vine, orange flowers Brunnera macrophylla, perennial forget me not Orange day lillies (ditch lillies) Seeds (all this year's harvest) Carolina Allspice bush Athens Great Blue Lobelia Red Lobelia Cadinal flower Impatiens balsamina (mixed colors) Cleome Violet Queen Black and blue sage

I have alot of Silver Princess Shasta Daisy. I am looking for other varieties of shasta daisy. I have becky and alaska already. Take a peek at my trade list and see if anything may interest you.

Hi folks...I'm back after dealing with H. Irene. My rain gauges showed 5" fell before Irene moved north. Lost power 8:15 a.m. on Sunday and got it back sometime last night. I'm disappointed but not surprised the Broadway Lights seeds won't come true but doubt the guy who plants the median strip on his street would give a thumbs up to me dividing the plants. I'll either have to buy them or just admire them in bloom next year whenever I drive past.

Thanks for the replies. I think Al nailed it. Many of my flower beds are especially nitrogen right before I re-plant them in the fall. So they stop wilting after rains and after the spring bloom period--then leaves and stems are less lush. I was a vegetable gardener for years and only took up perennial flower gardening on few years ago. It's taken me quite some time to learn that many flowers really dislike my idea of the perfect soil. Kristine