I also live in hot, humid south GA! I recently moved into an old home with a very mature yard so I don't know names on camellias, azaleas, or the blue mophead hydrangea but figure they must be close to being similar to heirloom since house was built in 1939. I am planning to air root camellias so don't know if you would be interested in some nice cuttings (one is a miniature with deep pink double flower, 1 almost burgundy red sasanqua type, other 2 are red doubles). One camellia has really nice seed pods. Also I have muscadine that I could probably dig up a good rooted piece. I am also rooting red oleander & white oleander. The red should just about be rooting since has been in progress good 3 weeks now. I would just really LOVE a little Lady in red hydrangea to go on a part shaded corner in back yard!! Becky

I have a few Shade lovers including Arum Italian pictrum Let me know if you see anything Now that my last boy (31) left the Nest. I didn't want to push too hard. I can do What I love. I have 5 Acres here in Zone 6, all Flower gardens. With over 270 Daylily Varieties it won't be hard for a newbie to find Something, You should able to find something from your yard. Trade Anyone? NO POSTAGE at this Time. Plant or Bulb for Plant or Bulb Seed for Seed some are PLANTS and some are SEEDS Some would need a Priority Box Trade. Depending on there you live, and what is being sent. I have Plants: Flowering Quince Kerria japonica 'PICTA'- Double Japanese Rose zone 4-9 Rubeckia hirta - Brown Eye Susan zone 5-8 Euonymus alatus 'Burning Bush' zone Lysimachia nummularis - Creeping jenny zone 4-8 Campanula takesimana - Bellringers zone 5-9 Euophorbia polychroma - Cushion Spurge zones 3-8, Phlox paniculata - Tall Garden Phlox (Katherine) zones 4-8, Philadelphus - Mockorange [Cuttings] zones4-8 Campsis radican - 'Hummingbird Vine' zone 4-9 Hall's Honeysuckle Vine, Blue-eyed Grass 'Brushstrokes' Tovara - Persicaria virginiana zone 4-8 "Honeybell" - Hosta zone 3-9 'Spearmint' - Metha spicata zone 4-11 Narrowleaf Blue-eyed Grass - Sisyrinchium angustifolium zone 4-9 Gooseberries - Ribes uva-crispa zone 2-9 Star of Bethleham Bulbs - Ornithogalum umbellatum zone 5-8 'English Ivy' - Hedera helix zone 4-9 'Periwinkle' Vinca minor (Blue and Red) zone 4-8 'Tall Garden Phlox' "Katherine" - Phlox davidii zone 3-9 Mock Strawberry - Duchesnea indica zone 3-9 'Red Beebalm' - Monarda zone 3-9 'Ostrich Fern' - Matteuccia struthiopteris zone 2-8 'Native Tawny Daylily' - Hemercallis falva zone 3-8 Iris zone 2-9 Creeping Jenny - Lysimachia nummularia zone 2-9 Autumn Olive - Elaeagnus umbellata zone 3-8 Hearts-a-Bustin' - Euyoumus americana Zone Bulblets of Turk's Cap Lily - Lilium martagon zone 4-9 'Creeping lilyturf' - Liriope spicata Zone 4- Clematis 'Sweet Autumn' zone 5-8 'Lavender Lady Lilac' (Shrub) - Syringa vulgaris Zone 2-9 Rubus 'Darrow Blackberry' zone 4-8, Black Raspberries, Orange Oriental Poppy, Yellow Veriegated Achangel Daylily Trade List: 'Looking to trade for more Daylilies' Black Eyed Stella Sammy Russell Samar Star Fire Mixed Daylilies

Hi ladyblues1965, I'd love to try some of your blue sea holly. Pls look over my Trade List. Thanks for considering, Katie GW: katie88

Ahh, double-checked their website and they've updated a lot of the info. I bought mine way back at the ATL flower show before they were even commercially available and some of the original marketing material was showing what was definitely medium red flowers. But I notice those pics aren't shown anymore. The gallery (with actual unretouched field plants) goes into some detail on soil pH and it seems LNR gen. starts out white but then turns soft blue or light pink depending on soil. The only red you get is in the older flowers. That lines up more with what I've been getting and have seen. That had been bothering me though, since my soil is pretty neutral, and it's mainly new soil. I'd been getting lots of other reds/pinks, but LNR wasn't even leaning that way at all. There's really no big pine trees, just that dwarf japanese pine and other miniature conifers. So looking at their updated website, mine looks pretty much in line with what they have. The flowers are always going to bloom light, and either powder blue or soft pink. The "Red" seems now to just apply more to the veining/stems and the fall color.