How big is the plant? I might be interested. Would you like some arugula seeds (I cultivated these from my plants)--great for fall. I also have rose geraniums to send cuttings. I also have some hyacinth bulbs (al least I think they're hyacinths). I also have a bunch of succulents. How about a cutting of lemon verbena. I looked on directgarden.com to see what bananas they sell--they don't exist anymore. :-(

nope I'm going to say that they'll probably be ok because they are well established. I have a friend who told me to plant them one foot deeper than they were in the pot, and since I did that, I never mulch mine anymore. zone 5 Indiana. I've lost like two in the last 3 years. That being said, I have one basjoo I planted over the top of the septic tank where the soil is real shallow and for years I've said I'm going to move it because it only grows like two feet tall every year but it has around 15 pups that come up each year. I didn't plant it deep, at ground level and quit mulching it 3-4 years ago and it's been fine. So stop likeing them and then they do ok every year...lol...

have many plants could trade,have some nice african soap aloe hardy here in zone 8,hanoke grass,many other grases ,water lilies,day lilies ,hosta,crepe myrtles,hydrangeas blushing bridr,varigated lace cap,acourus,cana lilies,carpet roses,your choice

I'm not interested in the basjoo (although I am interested in musa varieties that produce edible fruit). I am starting kiwi, lime, sour orange (for citrus rootstock), and I have some mango and avocado that (once they grow just a little more) I'd be willing to take some small cuttings from, if you want to start some from seed to use as the root part of the graft. I also have several other musa starts that I just got, so hopefully by next year I'll have some little ones to share.