Hi, I have small plants for trade - lantana (Miss Huff), malabar spinach with red stem, cardamom and I can root "leaves of the gods" - http://www.richters.com/Web_store/web_store.cgi?product=X3090 Would you be interested in trading for a rooted cutting of your "Charles de Mill" rose? I've traded for rose cuttings before and they never rooted, that's why I'm requesting rooted ones. Thanks!

Pam, Also interested in your: Penstemon, Red P.barbatus 'Coccineus' I have a named daylily that's nearly ready to harvest seeds from, have no idea how many seeds will be in pods, it's new to me this year. Katie

You Can Grow Tropical Fruit Trees by Robert Mohlenbrock 1980 Success With Small Food Gardens Using Special Intensive Methods By Louise Ritto (1977) Trees of North America by Brockman Mother Nature's Recipe Book by Derwood McCraken 1975 The Gardener's Book of Berries By Allana Swenson 1994 How to Know Wildflowers Mr. William Starr Dana (a Dover book.)originally 1900! Edible and Useful Wild Plants of the United States and Canada by Charles Francis Saunders (a Dover Book.) Originally 1920! The Suburban Farmer's Handbook Jack Kramer 1977 (an old library book. Usable.) Herbs Techniques, Recipes, and More Kathi Keville 1991 Container Gardening (Burpee Book) Suzanne Frutig Bales 1993 The New Vegetable and Herb Expert Dr. D. G. Hessayon 1997 Down To Earth Gardening Month By Month from The Garden Club of Lookout Mountain 1974 (oddball self published book done with plastic spiral binding. Kinda fun.) Backyard Composting from Harmonius Press 1992 and some Sunset books (you did'nt think you could avoid those?) Low Maintenance Gardening Small Space Gardens Lawns and Ground Covers I also have a couple of Trees of Antiquity catalogs and Forestfarm catalogs, if any would like them. Also a Wayside Gardens catalog from 1981. I have a few others (especially more Sunset books) just ask. I will ship book rate.

Hello, I am new at using forums on the Web. I am an amateur gardener who's enthusiasm far exceeds his talent and knowledge of plants. I live in Ottawa in Zone 5A and have various hardy perenials to trade: Various Hostas, Ferns, different colored (Monarda) Bee Balm, Lilies and peonies. I could also arange some cutings of various hydrangea (Climbing, PG, Endless Summer, Snowball). I have two Trumpet Vines and 2 young Wisterias. I am looking for cuttings of Fig Trees (Ficus Carica - Any kind) and I know it's a long shot but if any body knows where I can find cuttings or a plant of Cestrum Nocturnum AKA Queen of the Night (a tropical plant) it would be greatly appreciated.