I have thronless black berry, not five items, and would like some pink or mixed oriental lilies, if you like.

Hi, Louise, I have to check on amounts, but I have the following you might be interested in: asarina - climbing snapdragon, celosia flamingo feather (only a small amount), snapdragon Opus Appleblossom F1 (Plants of Distinction - 2' or 2 1/2' - bicolor light pink/dark pink), thunbergia, white bush scallop summer squash, peas (super sugar snap, maestro, mammoth melting sugar). Here's my list: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/mdreiser I'm interested in your: heuchera (any/all), nasturtium alaska, perilla, potentilla monarch's velvet, sidalcea brilliant, and incarvillea delavayi (also white dahlia, dianthus flashing light, echinacea jade and green envy, astrantia red = but these are only if you found extra stuff of mine you'd want) --Let me know if you'd like to trade! --Melissa

thanks Ken. I think ive posted a blank post somewhere too. I posted this in the europe section, and hybridising. I cant find any evidence that it is propagation protected, and think it should be easy to propagate by division. I bought 10 roots from a wholesale place by mail order in the autumn and they didnt mention it being protected. I did intend to commercialy propagate it, yes. Havent seen it flower yet, but its supposed to have extra large flowers. My reason for the questions was mostly that I Thought it would be nice to try to cross it with some other herbaceous potentillas. a bit of background info might save some work. DG says "may be sterile or may not come true from seed" but most hybrids dont come true anyway. The web seems just to repeat the bit about it having big flowers on various catalogue pages from different firms. Thanks, Charlie

Laura, Thanks for the info on the sedum, I checked mine again this afternoon and still no signs of growth, but several remaining old stems seem to be snug in the ground so will wait and see if they come back this year. If you aren't sure of yours this year, don't try to divide any of them. You sure don't want to lose such a beautiful sedum. I posted a pic on the "name that plant" forum to see if anyone can identify it for us. Janice, So glad you are coming again. If you can get a pic of that unknown plant, you might want to post it on the name that plant forum and see if they can help identify it. I'd love a division of your autumn joy sedum, and if you have more than 1, Jean would love one too, (my elderly neighbor across the street that comes to the swap). It depends on what seeds you are thinking of starting as to whether it might be too late or not and if you are going to WS the outside now. We had some flooding as well, but nothing near as bad as other parts of town did, and my WS seedlings did just fine. I will have some tomato plants for the swap, just not sure which ones or how many I will have yet. Some seeds are still germinating but most of them are up and growing. Coffee cake sounds wonderful for the swap. Perfect for morning with some coffee that will be there. Fran