i can trade you honeysuckle "flame something LOL smells great!!!" cinnamon fern- bare root still. when the babies come out, baby cherry tree-dwarf. or postage. no cuttings please, i will definately kill it!! thank you so much!!

I don't know either. My lilies have all stopped blooming, and a big rain caused some of my markers to move. At this time, I think I know which ones are the Crimson Tide, but I can't be sure. I'm not confident sending them right now for fear of making an error. Please keep my information, and as soon as they bloom next spring and I can make sure they are marked properly, I will be glad to share.

Nalani, I don't have any to trade, but I thought I would warn you that you will find most varieties extremely difficult to grow in the high desert. Summers will be far hotter than they would like and your winters are cold enough to prevent active growth. Ryan

riverrat1 - this is one of the few places where people could understand someone having a jam collection! That is one delicious sounding package. I'm pretty sure no one else here would appreciate the tangerine marmalade as much as I would. Or the blackberry jam. So if you would be so kind, just put them back in the box, stuff a little newspaper in there (you know, to keep them from breaking - wouldn't want them bouncing around like bb's in a boxcar, now would we?) and ship them on over here. Oh, and I tasted pickled watermelon rind for the first time this past June asn LOVED it. You can put that one in there too, just to balance out the box. Thanks.