Alicia, I have a lot of jack-in-the-pulpit in the woodland in my backyard. I have seen the flowers of them this year, but the "fruits" and seeds won't be ready until end of summer or early fall, if I remember correctly. If you are interested, would you mind sending the trumpet vine now and I will return the jack-in-the pulpit later (when the seeds are ready)? Or I can also send a SASE. Since you said you had tons, can I have about 30? I would like to try some this year, and if it is too late now, and winter kills them, I will have some to try next year.

If you're meeting at a public place can I come? We're just starting some landscaping in our absolutely bare backyard this year and I need something to cover a large ugly fence quick! I've fallen in love with the look (and speed) of trumpet vines!

I have some Flavia trumpet vines that I got from Wayside Nursery that have oodles of large seed pods on them. These are not yellow but rather a pale, peachy color. They are very free flowering. If you would be interested I will gather some of the seeds and send them to you. Would love some of your yarrow seeds and the sedums would be neat, too.

Hi everyone. I have been growing campsis in my Connecticut yard for 10+ years and the vine is monstrous. Luckily it is planted far from the house and has only managed to swallow a wooden jungle gym (see photo). We are moving to a new house and I wanted to plant a pure red variety rather than the typical orange/red varieties. Can anyone suggest a bright red campsis that is hardy in zone 6? Thanks very much.