Dee, I have well rooted plants of: virburnum trilobum 'Wentworth (american cranberry bush), myrica pennsylvanica (bayberry)dwarf female and amelanchier (serviceberry). The virburnum and bayberry are in gallon pots, the serviceberry in is a 4 inch pot. Are you interested? Felisa

Hi! i've emailed before but didn't get a response. I have the bubbles brussel you're looking for. it's commercial from 2006. lmk. thanks! -jenn

Hi Squirrellypete, I would LOVE to have one of your 'Honeycomb' Butterfly Bush (rooted cuttings) 'Black Knight' Butterfly Bush (rooted cuttings) 'Corries Gold' Gaura (rooted cuttings) I have at least 2 of the hot pink azaleas (see pictures) potted up (others I will be getting this summer/fall from under the big ones) and several different colors of bearded iris. I KNOW I could easily pull up/divide the dark gold and the pink that are pictured in my plant galleries (link below) - The rest i will be dividing and moving this fall. Follow subgalleries by type of plant....now bear in mind, the azaleas ARE babies - but they have been potted up for over a year now and have good roots. Let me know please, b/c I won't pull the irises out except by request. Rosemary Here is a link that might be useful: My plants

Banana Custard I've never tried. I actually had Caribbean Crush a while back, it didn't make it through the winter several years ago ... it was quite pretty - the colour is cool because each flower stalk is a bit different so it looks really interesting. I would have replaced it but I haven't seen it for sale around here since. You're right, it is not as vibrant as pictures in magazines/catalogues would suggest, but it quite pretty nonetheless. I like Southern Charm although it tends to be floppy. The colour is really nice (kind of a mix of pinks, lavenders, creamy flowers, majority being a peachy pink), and I have it paired with a bluish-purple delphinium which I think looks good. I used to have Summer Sorbet as well ... not sure where it went :( It was a nice deep colour, the deepest of any Verbascum I've grown and I wish it hadn't vanished ... I really like Smoky Plum so far ... nice colour but very small still (first year it bloomed was this year). It is a dwarf variety though, so it will never get too large. Nigrum is huge, strong stalks, much bigger and taller than I had expected. Not quite as dark a flower as I expected from the name, but a really good back of the border plant. Album bugs me a little because they look pretty in bloom but then seed quite a bit, and pulling out verbascum is kind of annoying the next Spring!! I have always wanted to try Sugar Plum too - looks like a great light purple. Pink Petticoats has ruffled pink flowers which is another I'd like to see. And I'd also really like to find Clementine, a nice coppery-orange looking one (and the only orange Verbascum I've ever seen). And now 16 candles, I love the yellow and purple combo on the flowers.