I would love to trade for some of the babies.. I have a white edged Swedish Ivy I could get some clippings from and also have Desert Rose Adenium seedlings that are about 5" tall with 2nd & 3rd leaf rows on them if you'd be interested in any of those. My Desert Rose are not the normal pink flower kind, but are a range from white to lemon/lime, yellow, reds, two-tones, on up to a dark red that almost looks black.

Hi Dawn, I love the title of your post!!! Seems you have the same must trade after the season is over sickness as me. Our ground has only a slight layer on the top that I had to break through this weekend to plant those last 100 bulbs. Had to run in and warm up my hands a few times. There are some things that I won't be able to dig up at this point, but many things transplant well in the "dormant" phase if you water them well or can be potted till spring. I'll be planting anything you would send me into the in-ground beds of the greenhouse, except house plants. I may not have anything you find "droolworthy", but check my list http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/catrina and here's a list of what I still have from fall trades that I receintly sent to someone else that may not be on my main list: -Tradescantia fluminensis - wandering Jew (green small leaf, green with white stripe large leaf or purple striped large leaf) -Tradescantia pallida (purple) -Coleus - green purple and fuchsia (Root ball or cuttings) -Bacopa - brain food herb -Sushni - brain food herb -bloody dock -Cannas - dark maroon leaves with red flowers very tall - -Cannas - Montana and a few that are green with a yellow stripe -fiber optic grass - Amaryllis - red with a white star - Scented geranium - apple (cuttings) - Night blooming cerus - cuttings - Spider plants - green (babies and full sized plants), - Purple African violets and mini purple av's - -Plectranthus - silver shield, Zulu prince, Mona lavender, green and gold, sweetish ivy, Mexican oregano, variegated Mexican oregano. (Some rooted some cuttings, I'll have to check.) - Hoya's ask - Cactus ask - Angel wing begonia's ask - Lemon grass - Wire vine - Prayer plant - white with green and green with red and white - Christmas cactus - hot pink and white with hot pink anthers - Mother in law tongue tall and short - Philodendron - Elephant ear green - Aloes ask - red gabora daisy - Geranium - lime green variegated leaves with orangey coral flowers There may still be the possibility of some trees or things that are out in the woods too. LMK, Catrina

I have a variegated hydrangea (got 2 off the "rescue rack" at Lowes) that I just planted next to my evergold sedge. I think they look great together and plan to get another sedge for the other side of the plant next spring. I recently picked up on markdowns a variegated Japanese iris and a variegated butterfly bush. They are also close to each other, but I am thinking the Iris might like a slightly shadier spot... Still kicking myself for not getting the Silver Dragon (I think, it was green and white, not yellow) lirope I saw at a nursery down in Atlanta a few weeks ago. "No use buying this here, they are sure to have it in SC..." Yeah right... ARGHHHH don't think it is worth the drive down to Atlanta just for a few liropes.

Hope everyone is having a great weekend! Barb! look at all of those flowers! Those violets are pretty but they are a real pest here! spread like wiregrass! You really make me miss tulips too! (I knew winter was good for something!) Is that a trillium at the top! I can't remember the last time I saw a trillium!I am sorry to hear that Al has pain, I have suffered from hip/joint pain for several years, the doctors have told me the best treatment is 'keep moving' grrrr, sometimes it is very tough to do. Regina I am happy that you are getting some rain! (I hate to complain about water from the sky but it is still raining off and on here! The plants are loving it, but it sure makes it unpleasant outside (muggy, mosquitos and soggy) That Brug is beautiful! I can't wait till mine bloom, I have 3 potted and one in the ground, I just love those leaves! Even if they didn't have flowers My elephant ears hit the ground running too, all this water really perked them up. I cannot believe the size of the leaf on one of them (Is it my imagination or are those leafs still growing?!?!) Here is a photo of some of the plants Michelle sent (see the little rose that bloomed in the box!!! 9 different coleus cuttings!!! can't wait to pot those up! they are gorgeous! Michelle I am sorry to hear about your little GH! Glad that is was not worse and that you and your family are fine! Last of the Iris Peony my herb garden Hummingbird magnet! Tropical Sub-Tropical Surplus Swap Status 1.bigmama4ever sends to chellflower 2. ladygreensleeves sends to rosepedal SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED! 3. fcoffill sends to Tina_2 SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 4. rosepedal sends to deig01991 SURPLUS SENT AND RECIEVED 5. deig01991 sends to divahethr SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 6. chellflower sends to ladygreensleeves SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 7.divahether sends to greenthumbgrow SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED 8. greenthumbgrow sends ro Micyrey SURPLUS SENT 9. tina_2 and micyrey send SMALL (yes SMALL please) boxes to fcoffill miceyrey - SURPLUS SENT and RECIEVED Have a great day everyone! Frances