What is queen of prairie? Sounds interesting. I have Bradbury's white monarda and large helebores to offer for your sedums and hen and chicks. Also have large hosta and some small green ones. Gail gailwill

Wow! You have an amazing collection. Would love to trade and have my first 'hen & chick". I would love to have any one in your collection, but in particular any of the following: Tracy Sue-med. Raspberry Ice-large Korrestia--med Atroviolaceum "Heimlich" I am in Zone6 and have the following as houseplants for trade if you would like any: Foliage plants: Chlorophytum comosum (Variegated spider plant) Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen' (Marble queen pothos) Gynura sarmentosa (Purple Passion vine) Monstera adansonii (Swiss cheese) Red Coleus Flowering plants: Jasminum polyanthum (Chinese jasmine) Geranium- red,light pink,deep pink Cactus & Succulents: Rhipsalis cribrata (Pencil cactus) Aloe vera (Aloe vera) Crassula ovata (Jade plant-common) Schlumbergera buckleyi (Christmas cactus-red) Schlumbergera buckleyi (Christmas cactus-fuchsia) Sedum spurium

You can always go to a larger scale like I did here and plant sedums and Echeverias between the rocks. Paying attention to scale is the important part. Positioning the rocks so they appear to 'belong' is also important. I call this area my giant bonsai, miniature old growth, sub-alpine forest on a windy, rocky ridge. A friend and I put all these rocks in place by hand just using a couple of steel bars a two shovels. I haven't added small plants yet. When I do, they will be of the smallest variety. I don't want them covering up the rocks too much. The moss was started by putting soil on the rocks and then firmly placing moss on the soil. Our Fall and Winter rains did the rest. Not done yet. Some tweaking is in order. Isn't that just about always the case? Mike

I have cobweb Hen's and Chicks, as well as dark purple, red, green w/ bright red tips, regular green, blue-ish gray. I would like to trade for night blooming cactus, and black pansy seeds. I can send 1 big "Hen" of each type I have, as well as several "chicks" of each kind. Thank you, M. poizzun_iv@yahoo.com