I have lots of cuttings if anyone want a box of cuttings, all colors black knight, white frost, white profusion, red royal, pink delight, pink charming, adonis blue, purple affection, summer beauty, and a noid med. lavender. will also trade for hybrid daylilies I have enough common lilys would like some doubles and spiders or?

Hi, Sent you an email. Annette

Now, I've been doing some reading on the Vibernum. I guess in order to get the berries I'll have to get another one so they can work together as a polinator? I wanted to build a wildlife type garden (birds, butterfly ect..)

Asclepias curassavica aka Tropical Milkweed takes to transplanting better than some of the other milkweeds. However, I would locate them to their permanent home as soon as possible. I've already planted mine out, too. The tropical curassavica does better with a bit richer soil than some of the native species. They do like sun, but will survive in light shade. I put mine close together, but if you only have 6 plants, you can space them about 1' between. Pinching out the top can force lateral and basal growth, too. I feed mine with chicken manure - build the soil rather than just fertile the plants. I have a lot of seedlings from last year's plants, but we had a mild winter except for the ice storm. The plants are not hardy in our zone, so I collect the seed as the pods turn brown and crack a little. You can see the white fluff starting to peek out. Put the seed in a paper bag with several coins and shake it (this separates the seed from the pods and the down), snip a small hole in the corner of the bag and shake it some more. The seed will come out sans the chaff. Oh, and be prepared for Monarch caterpillars! Susan