I have the following to offer in trade: ~purple heart small rooted plants(purple jew, purple queen, wandering jew) ~blue morning glory seeds (still need to mature, would be a little wait) ~Sweet potato vine rooted cuttings (either the light green or the dark purple) ~Caladiums, pink and green small new plants ~foxtail fern (a split from an established plant) ~Silver leaf cutting ~Society garlic (a split from an established cluster) ~gardenia cutting ~rosemary cutting ~sweet basil cutting ~bougainvillea cuttings (bright pink flowers) ~spearmint ~redbud cutting herb seeds: ~tarragon ~sweet basil ~oregano ~plenty basil ~common thyme ~mammoth dill ~common sage other seeds: ~pumpkin ~coleus (watermelon) ~cantaloupe ~red bell pepper bulbs: ~shamrock ~peacock orchid ~ranunculus ~blue poppy I'm including a link to pictures of my garden... but I'm waiting for the pictures to upload, so if you click on the link and there's just one potted plant there, then I haven't finished creating the album. It'll be up in the next hour though. Email if you'd like to trade anything! Here is a link that might be useful: pictures of garden

I am interested Do you still have any?

I live in zone 5. A friend of mine planted this next to her house along with climbing roses and Autumn Clematis years ago. BAD idea! It has grown underneath the foundation of her house and comes back vigorously every year despite her doing her best to uproot it. This vine indeed thrives very well in zone 5 and def will become invasive. It will take time, but it will "Creep Out" and show up everywhere lol. The lady across the street has two trained around old clothes line poles to make "trees". They are beautiful. People stop all the time to ask her what kind of trees those are. She regularly mows around them and does not have an issue with them getting to full growth in the grass around the original plantings. We do tend to have unseasonably warm winters at times. Perhaps that contributes, but be careful with this one! You've been warned! lol

Hi Penny, Did you get your seeds? I don't have but I saw your name and I think we traded years ago...I've moved to Ontario, brought 200 potted perennials with me, they're over wintering in the field...can't wait 'till spring! It's nice being back on the forum.. talk soon Heather Macdonald