I would love to trade for these seeds please check out my list for trade. Ligularia The Rocket (bog plant) Ligularia Desdemona (bog plant) Trollius New Hybirds

I would really love to have a canna Stuttgart if any of you out there have one for trade. Please email jen@gulfcoastrentals.com Here's my trade list - Jens Trade List  NOTE:  * means seeds available  ** means cuttings available  No asterisk means rooted start or plant available Ageratum, hardy  plant Alocasia Esculenta (Common Elephant Ear)  plant Alocasia Black & green EE - plant Aloe vera  plant *Amaranthus ponytail *Amaranthis Viridis (Love-lies-bleeding) *Arrowroot- Red *Asarina (Climbing Snapdragon) *BabyÂs breath *Balloon Flower, purple Bamboo  plant, spreader *Banana Melon * Bauhinia galpinii (Orchid Tree) *Bergenia cordifolia (Pigsqueak) * Birdhouse gourd *Blanket flower *Bluebell **Bougainvillea, red Bryophyllum delagoense(Chandelier Plant Mother of Thousands)- plants *Calycanthus floridus (Carolina Allspice) *Candlestick plant *Canna, red tall *Canna lily salmon blooms Canna Florence Vaughn - plant Canna Richard Wallace - plant Canna tropicana  plant *Canterbury Bells *Cassia Alata *Castor Bean Carmensita *Catalpa bignoides (Indian Bean) *Cattail bog *Centaurea Montana (Mountain Bluet) Century plant  plant *Charmomile Chasmanthium latifolium (Northern Sea oats) - plant *Cherimoya/Atemoya *Chinese Lantern Physalis Chlorophytum comosum (Spider plant/airplane plant)  plant Chrysanthemum  plants  gold, yellow *Clementis "Henryi (white) *Clementis Jackmani (Purple) * Clementis Virgiana *Cleome *Clitoria ternata (Butterfly Pea) **Confederate Jasmine, fragrant climber  rooted starts *Cornus Dogwood *Crepe myrtle, pk Crocosmia  reddish-orange - plant *Crotalaria *Cypress Vine, red - seeds & plant available Cympopogon citrates (West Indian or Thai Lemon Grass)  plant *Datura, white with purple cast Elaeagnus pungens (Thorny Elaeagnus)  many seedlings *Enterolobium cyclocarpum (Ear Pod Tree, ElephantÂs Ear, Monkey Ear) Epipremum pinnatum (Golden Pothos)- climber plant **Eucalyptus - cuttings Fern, Asparagus - plant Fern, Southern Sword - plant Firecracker plant, red  plant *Forget-Me-Not *Four oÂclock mix *Foxglove Digitalis Foxglove penstemon Âplants *GoatÂs Rue *Gomphrena purple *Helianthus maximiliani (MaximilianÂs sunflower)  seeds or plant **Hibiscus hardy peach with maroon center - cuttings * Hibiscus Rose of Sharon, purple *Holly shrub with red berries *Hollyhock, mixed, single *Ilex cassine (dahoon holly) Ivy, Engilsh - cuttings Ivy, Swedish, variegated - small plant *Jerusalem cherry **Jewels of Opal, variegated  cuttings/rooted start *Kabocha squash Kalanchoe, red orangeÂpink - plant *Koelreuteria Paniculata (Golden Rain Tree) *Laburnum anagyroides (Golden Chain Tree) *Lantana mixed  seeds or plant Lily ÂWater spider lily  plant *Marigold mixed **Mexican Petunia ÂPurple ShowersÂ, blue, tall - plant **Mexican Petunia, ÂChi ChiÂ, pink, tall - cuttings Mexican Petunia ÂColobe Pink short  plant *Mimosa pudica (Sensitive plant) *Moon flower vine *Moonvine, Lavender *Moringa oleifera (Drumstick Tree) *Morning Glory Grandpa Ott *Morning Glory Heavenly Blue * Morning Glory Noah Neomarica gracilis (Walking Iris/Apostle Plant) Nephytis white butterfly Âplant **Oleander Light pinkÂdark pink...oleander yellowÂoleander white - cuttings *Optunia ficus indica(Smooth Prickly Pear) *Orchid Tree Palm  plant seedlings *Papaya *Periwinkle, mixed *Petunia Violet star *Phacelia tanacetifolia (Purple Tansy) *Phaseolus coccineus (SadieÂs Horsebean) *Radermachera sinica (China Doll, Serpent Tree, Emerald Tree) *Rhubarb **Rose , red climber  cuttings **Rose, pink - cuttings Salvia coccinea ÂCoral Nymph - small plant **Schefflera actinophylla - cuttings *Senecio confuses (Mexican Flame vine), orange *Senna alata candlesticks *Senna didymobotrya (Popcorn Cassia, Peanut Butter Cassia) *Sensitive plant *Snapdragon *Spearmint  seeds or plant *Sunflower  Autumn Beauty *Sunflower  Strawberry Blonde Hybrid Talinum paniculatum (Variegated Jewels of Opar)  rooted *Thunbergia gregorii (Orange Trumpet Vine) Tradescantia purple spiderwort - plant Tradescantia pallida(Purple heart setcreasea)  plant Tradescantia spathacea (Mosses-in-a-basket/ Oyster Plant/ Boatlily) Âplant *Trumpet vine, violet *Trumpet vine, wild Tulbaghia violacea (Society Garlic) - plant White butterfly ginger- plant Wondering Jew- plant Wondering Jew, Variegated  plant *Woodland Tobacco *Zinnias, mixed

In the past two years, my mom's yard lost a lot of trees in drought, the neighbors put up a fence, the shed came down...so, to ease stress on my shade garden, now in full sun, and to soften the character of the yard before my mom moves out in a few years, I'm looking for native woody plants that fit the following character: 1) Fast-growing, shade-providing tree to replace a red Norway Maple. Platanus occidentalis or Fagus grandifolia would be beautiful here. 2) Ornamental flowering or fruiting shrubs for a border. 3) Small flowering tree for partial shade to replace a crabapple (would love an Aesculus for this spot). 4) Shade-tolerant specimen shrub to replace an Illicium floridanum...I would really love another Illicium. 5) Dense, medium-to-fine textured shrub to screen/soften a hideous 8' fence. E.g Rhus typhina 'Laciniata' 6) Small but fast-growing shade trees with a high canopy and attractive habit/character...to bring the "wood" back into my woodland garden. I'd be more than happy to dig your offerings up myself, assuming they're young enough that all the work can be accomplished by hand. Natives I can divide/propagate are: *Anemone canadensis (careful, goes fast) *Asimina triloba (seed) *Aster novae-angliae *Aristolochia durior (would have to take cuttings) *Aruncus dioicus (I think it's large enough to divide) *Asarum canadense *Camassia - leichtlinii, I think, and loads of it *Carex - one of the native species *Celtis occidentalis (need to take cuttings) *Cercis canadensis *Chasmanthium latifolium (another quick spreader) *Chelone lyonii 'Hot Lips' *Eupatorium maculatum *Helenium flexuosum (should be large enough to divide) *Magnolia virginica (cuttings/seeds) *Spigelia marilandica (seed...need to find where I put it) *I'm sure this isn't a comprehensive list. If you think we can work something out, post or send me an email and I'll look through your trade list, and let you know what I've forgotten from this list.

i have a very interesting skullcap, s. parvula, which runs on a rhizome that looks like a string of cheap white beads. it is rather invasive, and should probably be kept in pots over concrete. i put it into really good dirt years ago, and have it everywhere. beautiful pink flowers in spring, smooth mint-looking plant, about 12 inches tall. if you are interested, i have plenty.