I am interested in some of the blackberry lily seeds. I also responded to a post about about a variety of perennial seeds and sent an e-mail. Maybe it was a GW e-mail problem. See the link below. I do have Tokajer gaillardia but that is the only one I have from your list. It is one of the few that I was able to collect seeds from this year. The exceptional drought and record setting temperatures wiped out almost every thing I had planted. Thank Margaret Here is a link that might be useful: previous post

Would like to trade for the b/b lily; could I send you my list? Doreen.

Have "Royal Burgundy" snap/bush bean - Fun, delicious *color changing* bean! Violet-purple pods *magically* turn an emerald green after cooking! Grow in garden or in containers. Stringless. Trade? PLMK! Also, please check out my trade list for anything else you might like! :) http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/cryptid

Piping up here. . . Actually, I've been working with xPardancanda norrisii, not Belamcanda chinensis. xPardancanda is a cross of B.c. and Pardanthopsis something. Just as hardy in Zone 4 in my opinion. Pardanthopsis brings in lots of color variation, not just orange and yellow. I also have dwarf, bicolor and unspotted types too. Pardanthopsis is definitely not as cold hardy as Belamcanda, so xPardancanda receives all its hardiness from Belamcanda. Therefore, Belamcanda is definitely hardy here too. Both Parent species are members of the Irid clan, so make sure you don't bury them too much, although I have found that xPardancanda is not as picky as true Iris, but at the same time only somewhat drought tolerant in comparison. Rick