Have: Rick rac cactus, night blooming jasmine, and irs ( butterfly) To trade

Hello, all. Sorry, I thought I'd listed the color of the iris. It's white with a yellow throat and some are white with a yellow and lilac-blue throat. They grow between 3-4 feet tall on sturdy, dark green stems. I used them primarily as a cut flower but they looking lovely enmasse in the garden as well. Since I didn't allow them to bloom, there will be a mixture provided since I have no idea which is which after digging them all up at once. Vina - unfortunately I'm unable to email you directly as your email address is blocked. Thanks for your interest. Julie

Laid back - you can't imagine! True 'dat! If the sun would ever come back out, I would do something with these plants besides walk by them very quickly. Haven't even investigated to see if there's a species tag for the Plectranthus, guess I assumed she was a Mona, but maybe not. Probably just good ol' peat in the pots. Until I look, we can fantasize there's some special, magical juju in there! On our way home we stopped at Gulf Islands park in MS and saw an alligator! Up REAL close, I could have touched it. Forgot to say anything about that the other day. Still haven't seen one in AL, but finally, after living down here 6 yrs, I've seen a live gator.

Here are some of this years pics of NOL. She is a reliable bloomer. The blooms start out white or cream, and change to peach/orange. They take longer to color up in the cooler fall weather. I like how the inner skirt colors up first, giving the blooms a bi-color look at times. The fragance is strong and lemony. This brug is also a good grower, and grows fairly tall.