Hi yahama7, Welcome to Garden Web and the plant Exchange. I thought you might like to know there is no email link on your member page, thus no way to email you. To set up your email link, just go to the bottom on any page here, and click on Member Pages Then click on Edit your Personal Information, Page, and Preferences You will then probably be asked to login in again. Then check the box Allow other users to send you email via forms at our site. That will place a link on your member page, making it handy for members (potential traders) to reach you in the future. As you can see, I am in Indiana, so postage would be minimal for us to trade. I have Oenothera speciosa-showy primrose-Apple Blossom-LOTS! How many were you wanting?...or how big of an area were you going to give it? I planted one little plant years ago, and it now covers more than 10 square feet and I just keep pulling it up/out as it overtakes things. A little dab will do ya, unless you have an area for it alone. I will gladly send for postage, but will not be able to get to it b4 next week. I require postage cost up front...via stamps, Money order, paypal. I could likely send numerous starts First Class (goes as fast as priority) and you would likely get it in one day. It would be about $3 or less...just depending upon quantity/weight. I mail in sturdy cardboard boxes I scavenger from the recycling center for light weight (under 13 OZ First class trades/plants for postage.) LMK Sue...chemocurl

I have been trying to come up with something that by late April would be tall enough to cover that ugliness, but here is zone 5 I haven't found anything that will beat the allium's early emergence and rapid growth. Behind the allium is a clump of grass and some daylilies around the area but they have a long way to go to be of any help. I do cut back the browned leaves often, but really that doesn't make it look much better. Any suggestions of what to plant that would mask that frost bitten foliage in late April would be appreciated. Echinaceamaniac.. I am looking forward to your spring and summer pics of your new alliums. Your garden pictures are always inspiring.

What kinds of allium do you have, the decorative ones? I am looking for allium moly (yellow blooms), allium roseum (pink bloom), or the bright pink ones. My trade list is not up to date. If you have any of these to trade I will get a list together and see if you are interested in anything I have to trade.

sent you email for a trade,thanks in case check junk mail too.thanks willy