BROMELIAD VENDORS EXTRAVAGANZA 2007 ELOISE BEACH P O Box 1054 Apopka, FL 32704 407-886-8892 THERESA BERT 9251 Â13TH AVE CIR NW Bradenton, FL 34209 941-795-6012 Theresa.bert@fwc.state.fl.us BROMELIADS GALORE Dave Johnston 6399 Â90th Avenue Pinellas Park, FL 33782 727-544-9187 by appointment only  BROMELIAD SOCIETY OF BROWARD COUNTY BROMELIAD SOCIETY OF SOUTH FLORIDA BROMELIAD VALLEY NURSERY Gyula Nemeth 2650 -20 Mile Level Road Land O Lakes, FL 34639 BROWARD SHELL CLUB PO Box 10146 Pompano Beach,, FL 33061 954-296-5633 VendorsÂcontinued COLOR ZONE TROPICALS Grant & Magali Groves 9940 Black Bear Lane Winter Garden, FL 34787-9317 407-877-6791 (Vrieseas and Guzmania hybrids) DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING Barbara Richie 954-721-0081 or 954-732-2861 THE NATURE COLLECTION Richard and Shirley Konefal 954-922-5582 - www.thenaturecollection.com LOBO LANDSCAPING Tom & Carol Wolfe 5211 Lake LeClare Road Lutz, FL 33558-4833 813-961-1475 by appt bromeliadsociety@juno.com McCRORYÂS SUNNY HILL NURSERY 35152 La Place Ct Eustis, FL 32736-9298 352-357-9876 Retail/Wholesale JACK MEHARIAN EARTHENWARE & TERRACOTTA POTTERY 2215 Washington Street, Hollywood, FL 33020 Historic Downtown Hollywood 954-540-5971 954 924-9253ÂJmeharian@aol.com VendorsÂcontinued MICHAELÂS BROMELIADS Michael and Donna Kiehl 973 First Dirt Road Venice, FL 34292 941-488-4011 by appt - website: www.michaelsbromeliads.com PLANTS AND THINGS George and Irene Aldrich 746 NE 35th Street Ocala, FL 34479-2712 352-629-1913 by appt SEARLE BROTHERS NURSERY Larry Searle 6640 SW 172 Ave SW Ranches, FL 33331 954-434-7681 www.rainforestcollection.com SUNSHINE RANCHES Josefa Leon 14601 Sheridan St Ft Lauderdale, FL 33330 954-434-4148 - Appt only TROPIFLORA Dennis and Linda Cathcart 3530 Tallevast Road Sarasota, FL 34243-3940 800-613-7520 or 941-351-2267 Website: www.tropiflora.com I have info on the books - I will share with you later. Hope this info helps. Colleen

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When I pulled up this message, it showed no responses. I had thought that I'd bumped it already, but oh well. I posted the above to bump the message down, & when I went back to the forum, it showed 3 responses. Walter, I wish I could go to an iris sale where they had so many irises that they could make $4400 by 11 AM! & I *realllly* wish we could get 4" of rain! We're still very dry here: It's been a long hot dry summer, & the lakes & reservoirs are still terribly low.

Dang, you guys have been busy! I finally managed to get out and dig stuff today. Here's my list, belated though it is ... 3 Rock Roses A pot of artemesia (a bit like Dusty Miller) 2 Blue Daze 3 Dwarf Columbine (one with debbie07's name on it) 2 Violets (Sylvia, not sure how these do with snails but they're pretty tough. I'll keep one back for you.) Boxwood (And if anyone wants more, I have a whole hedge for you. But I ain't diggin' them tomorrow for a swap on Sat.) 2 Bromeliads (one for weldontx - though they're looking a little shabby, I hope that's ok) 2 Abutilons for debbie07 and kay75052, assuming I actually get out to pot these tomorrow. Otherwise, I have lots of seed. Guys, any color preference between apricot and pink? A bag of mixed irises (white, purple, yellow) Pothos 2 pots of Wandering Jew I didn't get out to dig my caladiums unfortunatley, and my flame acanthus and passionvine didn't root for me. :-( Alas, I am not a great rooter. Sorry! As far as what I want, I'm up for lots of stuff - bulbs, perennials, redbuds (I hope), roses, whatever! Just as long as it's pretty hardy, because by February my life will be eaten by an eight-pound bundle of needs, and next spring is going to be a tough-it-out-or-die season for my plants ...