I have hidden ginger and other gingers. As far as flowering vines, the only thing I have is orange trumpet vine and red honeysuckle. The trumpet vine is really pretty--I have it climbing through a Chinese windmill palm, but it is aggravating because it sprouts up up to 5 or 6 feet away. I do love the red honeysuckle though. It blooms all season and only requires pruning once every year or two, but it isn't fragrant like the wild kind. The hummingbirds love both of these vines. I would have to check and see if I can find any rooted pieces of the honeysuckle.

I would LOVE to trade Rose of Sharon 'Blue Bird' for 'Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow' plant.

I moved a 14 year old brunfelsia two years ago. First I took a shovel and made a circle around the tree about two feet from the trunk. I cut through the roots as deeply as I could and just left it alone for a couple of weeks. I didn't remove any soil, just cut through the roots. Then I dug a big hole in the new location so it would be ready for the tree. Get your hubby or someone who is very strong to help you cut through the rest of the roots. They are deep and the root ball is very heavy. Move the tree to the new location and water it very well every day for several weeks. My tree is happy in it's new location. Linda Leaf

Might be getting a little too much sun. Some plants do that to protect themselves. It should only be getting morning sun.