Hi Kaye, and of course you are welcome and anyone else that you would like to invite. I'm so glad my daylily friends are passing the word! Deb and I have been trying to get this plant swap going now for 2 years and we've been doing pretty good. You'll have a ton of fun. I'm like you, in that I like tropicals, too. Of course, my greenhouse is filled to bursting in the winter. LOL. OK, I would love to get any of the following: Any rain lilies, Hedychiums - Yellow Butterfly, Disney, Pink V, Luna Moth, Crinums - Ellen Bosanquet, Powellii pink, scabrum, and more, Iris - Japanese - any, Curcuma Elata and the Zedoaria 'Bicolor Wonder'. Am I being much of a pig yet? Of course, I would LOVE the Dianella tasmanica 'Variegata'! I have some new Curcuma's that I got this year - Pink Supreme - and the others I'll have to go get the names of them. I have one Burgundy Pineapple lily, tons of canna, (Richard Wallace), Rice Paper Plant - (if you get some of this, you may be cussing me out in a few years), Maranta a. variegata, PANCRATIUM Hymenocallis zeylanicum, Air Potato, if I can find that little potato that I dropped off the vine this afternoon, Abutilon 'Marion Stewart", I also have 2 pieces of a Hydrangea that my kids gave me years ago that is as tall as I am now. Found a couple of branches that were laying down on the ground so I cut them off the mother plant and they're out in the greenhouse now in a bucket of water. I have tons of Datura seed, the normal white and also the purple swirl. I have Pink Frost brugmansia and a yellow/orange one, not sure of the name. I also have a collection of Philodendrons that I might be able to get some cuttings from. P. Caulkin's gold I can definitely get a cutting, and a couple more that are in the greenhouse. Oh, and I can get a bunch of cuttings of both of my Glory Bowers (Clerodendrum thomsoniae), one is white with red bleeding, and the other is pink with red bleeding. I also have Daylilies (can you believe it?). Ok, that's enough for now. Let me know if you're interested in trading any or all of the above. hahahahahahha Thanks, Vickie

Not being the master chef and baker that Vlad was, I will bring papers supplies and condiments. That should be safe enough! Being a great fan of charred animal flesh, I will indulge in hot dogs and hamburgers and volunteer to help at the grill. Is there one there? I don't have one to bring, unfortunately. Eric

Suzanne I would like to have one of your viburnum bushes. I started with a blank canvas of 1-3/4 acres two years ago and though we plant most anything we find I need shrubs and bushes. I have 2 of my angel trumpets set aside for others but still have two left. I am also bringing aloe vera plants as they are wonderful to have around a garden for first aid purposes and will winter over easily indoors. Mine live inside all winter. I also have a few other things, however, due to senior moments I don't remember right now what they are. Shelia

Barton, partner built the area behind the shop and the 2 lower s/w areas. The rest was previously here. We build our soil with hauled in top soil, compost, peat, and sand. We don't mind sharing plants but there is no way we will share our soil. The sub surface is chunky rock. He also did all the landscape timber beds and edgings. In this picture you can see the lirope down below on the left side, along the slope. We love it but it can be messy when invaded by the grass. We have removed a lot of it from the more confined areas. In our shady door yard it has not been invasive nor invaded by anything. We turned all the area on right of photo along fence into a wildscape area. It is filled with echinacea, Queen Anne's lace and day lilies. We seldom water there. When the echinacea is finished blooming partner whacks it with the weed eater. It self sows. EP