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am interested in your Hydrastis canadensis (Goldenseal) and Panax quinquefolia (Ginseng) I have some rare plants and vegies to trade that included : sweet and really weir shape heirloom red tomato , ghost pepper , trout bean, black valentine bean .twain corn, and more Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Hi there, Please check my trade list and let me know if anything intersts you as trade for the following: Actaea pachypoda (Doll's Eyes or White Baneberry) Chelodonium majus Flore Plena (Double bloom Celandine Poppy) Viola "Fuji Dawn" (Variegated lanceleaf Violet) I have a few other things not listed if you don't see anything you'd like. Thanks! Diana Here is a link that might be useful: Ollierose's Trade List

Thanks Lynn, I am ordering only relatively new/rare varieties online. I hope I will be able to find common ones locally. IMHO, nursery prices are very high. For example, I often prefer ordering online over buying plants for the full price at Behnke's. I bought some shrubs there (again, on sale), but their perennials are way too expensive. I do not mind waiting for smaller plants bought online to grow - part of fun for me. And I will definitely not go to Richmond VA for plants :-( Thanksgiving Farm is not that far, thanks for the link! Could you tell me how I can find out about local plant sales? According to Gary (owner of Naylor Creek) there is only one "everbloomer" for them: E. rhizomatosum Flowers are large, bright yellow in color and borne in a compound infloresence numbering 40+. Has proven to bloom steadily from April to October in the Northwest. I got an impression that this one is a prolific bloomer all season long. I am ordering it, so I will share my experience with it. Anyway, a plant that will grow in dry shade is a winner for me. I am sick of looking at huge bald spots under my Maples. I do not expect that Epimediums will thrive close to Maples' bases, but if they will grow within a drip line I'll be happy.