I'm interested in the plants listed below. Sempervivum arachnoideum - Hens and Chicks - Cobweb S Stokesia laevis - Stoke's Aster Echinacea purpurea - Purple Coneflower Aruncus aethusifolius - Dwarf Goat's Beard Delosperma cooperi - Purple Echinacea purpurea - Green Envy Arabis caucasia - Rockcress - Snowcap Please check my page and see if we can trade. If I have enough that interest you I'd like to trade multiples on some if you have them. You can check me out on the rate and review forum. Look forward to hearing from you.

I have had 'Miss Manners' for at least 4 years and it is indeed mannerly. It's planted on the low end of a berm in well drained soil and the clump has only slightly increased from the original gallon size plant.

I have the white and I've seen the moths at them, but not butterflies or hummers. The hummers are enjoying my new 'Black and Blue' Salvia, Hibiscus coccineus, passion flowers, tropical milkweed, hamalis patens, cypress vine, verbena bonariensis, Orange Cosmos, and lantana. They're not very picky! LOL! Some years, the flowering season last longer than others. I don't know why (another "scratch your head" phenomenon). Susan

obedient plant, or Physostegia virginiana Plant Family.......... Labiatae (Mint) Plant Height .... 3 Feet Leaf Arrangement..Opposite Habitat.............Open Areas Flower Color....Purple and white Can be invasive in rich cultivated soils. I have some in a front bed at the border in front of black-eyed susans. Mine are white. They haven't spread too much because I keep the soil lean and a bit sandy. I do apply compost once in the spring and that is it. Like the black-eyed susans, they don't need too much water and bloom for about three weeks in my yard.