Listed below is what I have to trade. You may have as many of these as you would like in exchange for a leaf or plant of Optimara Little Moonstone. Leaf cuttings that have grown roots, or small plants (also available as fresh leaf cuttings without roots): Honky Tonk Blues Optimara Evergrace Mac's Will o' the Wisp Saintpaulia Ionantha Fresh leaf cuttings without roots: Harbor Blue Irish Flirt Mac's Cheery Cherry Lemon Whip

Well, our Round Robin has finished its rounds and I got some great stuff! I got: Mac's Just Jeff LE Chato Brion Perfect Harmony Lillian Sparkler Aly's Key Lime Pie Irish Lullaby Louisiana Lullaby Imp's Beta Blocker Jolly Maiden Country Romance Neptune Winter Smiles Broadway Star Trail Tiger Trail Harmony's Blue Frills Aca's Coral Beauty Optimara Hiroshige Cherokee Trail Rob's Slap Happy Foxwood Trail Deep Sky Jolly Orchid Cajun's McKenna Trail Episcia Lil Lemon Episcia Pink Panther Kohleria Bogotensis Strep. Sioned Strep.Neil's Envious Strep. Ruby Primulina 'Kazu' LIK Nobleman Everything looked good, except for one or two leaves. Thanks, Susan for the one-day delivery! I got a great variety of standards, minis and semis as well as several plantlets. I have had Episcias in the past and am eager to try them again. I haven't grown Primulina or Kohleria so I have something new to grow which is fun. I look forward to doing this again in the spring. We have a good group who sent out great varieties. By spring, you all should have lots of plantlets for our RR! Thanks everyone! Linda

Hi I too have Pixie Blue on my list - the first one I think of actually. There is just something about it... Pixie Blue - just love it Picasso - so dependable Bogeyman - love the contrasts Optimara Little Moonstone - pretty and easy to grow Aca's Red Ember - all round good plant and I am partial to variegated leaves

I do love the way your O. Montana looks! However, I don't think I'd have guessed it. I'm not familiar with O. Montana at all though. My old O. Dali looked exactly like the first photo on the AVSA photo gallery. This one doesn't look like that at the moment but who knows what will happen? It is a big star and I clearly am at a loss to explain the color. It certainly isn't as purplish as rob333's appears on my monitor. It is some pinkish tone. Right now it's disbudded and quarantined. Wait a minute = are those blossoms stars (5 pollen sacs/anthers) on your plant? I only see 4. Dali is a star. I know that sometimes my first blooms seem to have trouble "getting it together" though. Seurat is listed and shown as a pansy and that looks more like Seurat to me (if it's a pansy). I just looked at MyViolet trying to figure out some other ones. Diana This post was edited by quimoi on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 11:53