Hi Jim, Yep, they have L. floribunda, socialis and ovatifolia. They have Scilia natalnesis, nervosa, baurii and krausii. I do not think any of these would be considered rare,but since I do not have them and I've read that they are not too tough to grow I thought I'd try a few...the leaves of the Ledebouria are very nice, although I'm most interested in getting some Nerine and a Haemanthus or two more!! Please, if anyone wants the catalogue e-mail me directly via my link and I will be happy to send it rather than me trying to find yours. I'm seriously hoping to compile this order before Friday so that I can be done with it!! So far there are 4 of us going in on an order so I'm set one way or the other. Thanks everyone :o) Dan

Hi Ann- I wish I had known you wanted soapwort before I sent off your clematis! I have a lot of seed left over that I could have included... if you can't find any in a trade, email me. Sharon

Of course!!! LOL! I've ws's both Mammoth and a dwarf yellow and both were transplanted 1.5 weeks ago. Aside from these are a whole lot of self-sown sunnies from last years self-sown babies from the 2005 'Moulin Rouge' and another NOID tall multi-stemmed tall yellow ones LOL! Sure there are a few self-sown Mammoth crosses out there too! It's not too late to get them started...in warm weather they will come up quickly!!! Just in the last 5 days alone is when the majority of the self-sown ones have showed up. Here are a few pics from last years beautifully crossed sunflowers + first year dwarf and Mammoth! BTW last years Mammoth were all direct sown. The Dwarfs and the Moulin Rouge crosses all started in late June/first week of July and all but the dwarf continued producing flowers on multi-stemmed plants until October. Mammoth didn't flower until it reached about 11' tall....sometime in August. A few on the self-sown 'Moulin Rouge' did come true, but the majority were what you see here. One that came true: This one ended up having 27 flowers open at one time!! Mammoth...

Hi Josh, I'm guessing if you got seed they came from the southern hemisphere this time of year. I have never tried to germinate them, but I hear it is easy.....I never float seeds....never heard of a seed floating in nature so I just do it the old fashioned way....you know, in soil ;o) I have bulbs from what I assume are two different sources (I will e-mail you where I got them from as I would not want them to be pestered), but you never actually know!! One I just got this summer and it has not woken up yet...the other I have had for 3-4 years now and it has spiked the last 2 years although last year the spike was broken off so that was a bummer. My flowering bulb has an offset, but I will not be ready to trade offsets until I have a few more obviously. I'm looking forward to seeing it bloom and I may be sending pollen to OZ as I have a request from there :o) Dan