I have lily of the valley and 3 kinds of asters to trade. I would be interested in the oxalis, bog irisi and soapwort. Stacie

grape vine starts, white may blooming vintage rose (single petal),pink fairy rose, bags of rabbit droppings great for the garden, vintage strawberry starts (got to taste them) way to many seeds to list, walking onion, I do not know what they are called but its a early bulb flower that is blue,purplish and it comes on in the early spring most beautiful to plant in your lawn to signal springs arrival and then they are gone before your first mowing of the lawn,but great multiplier and it leaves waves of purple/blue bell like flowers dancing in the spring wind and rain oh and the leaf looks kinda like grass (I love them)...surprise flower can not remember its name either this is a large bulb that has only leafs in the spring and early summer and then a stalk shoots out after the leafs have gone bursting in to a beautiful shade of light pink, trumpet looking flower in a set of three on each stalk approx. 18" high,...yellow and purple iris, mamosa tree seeds,these are smaller trees with a pink poofy flower (really quite nice),well if you r looking 4 something special this year let me know and thanks I would love some garlic

Yep, that is probably it. I have another Cammissia and it just finished blooming while this is starting. Looks as if I should place them together to keep color in that area. Thanks (Entry #409 in my plant list)

Hi Ken, I was cutting it down but seemed to have some kind of allergic reaction to the bark/sap etc., like a mild case of poison ivy. My aim in posting here was to find out what it was in case it was something to be concerned about. (The reaction appears to be clearing up in the ~week or so since I've cut it out.) Regarding getting rid of it - the pictures don't show the later stages but I continued cutting and digging and went down another 2-3 feet at each location and removed the stump/root-ball and cut out as much of the root structure as I could get to. My eventual plan is to replace it with a tree native to this region of CA, maybe a Toyon or Manzanita.