I am looking for the following species of Tropical Pitcher plants. Madagascariensis Sanguinea Ventricosa I am also looking for: Shooting Star Hydrengea Hippeastrums that I don't have Hippeastrum mandonii Adeniums Obesum hybrids plants I have the following plants to trade for it. It will be one plant for one plant if the pitcher is small(a rooted start) , 2 plants for medium (a 4-6 inch pot) and 3 plants for large pitcher (a 8+ inch pot or basket). All other plant swap will be 1 plant for 1 plant. Staghorn fern Pregnant Onion - bulblets Adenium Obesum  pink 4 year old plants Some seedlings that are 2 and 1 year old. HavenÂt bloomed so donÂt know the color, some cuttings that are rooted Pink and Red. Billbergia 'Santa Barbara'or 'Illinois'  Bromeliad, vareigated and has tinges of pink along the edges pretty. Hippeastrum aka Amaryllis Bulbs Â(BS)= blooming size &(s)= small bulblet I have pictures of these if you want to see send me your email for pictures. Clown 1-BS & 1-s Dancing Queen  2-BS & 1-s Apple Blossom  1-s Red peacock  1 s Lady Jane - 2 s Variegated Spider plants Jade plant I have 2 rooted any more and it will be cuttings. Epiphyllium  Orchid Cactus/ Night blooming cactus rooted Red NOID White NOID Ric Rac  Red Aloe Vera  medicinal variety Brugmansia  Angel Trumpet have pictures of these also. Rooted cuttings. Yellow NOID  2 White NOID  12+

Hi voodoobrew, Well...your flowers are right up my alley and I'm hoping you can find a bunch of mine that you'd like to try. (Feel free to request many MORE than what I'm asking for - I have lots of last years seed that will grow just fine, but need to lighten the load here as I'm starting to collect new.) These are your seeds that I'm interested in: Lavatera SEDUM, VOODOO RUDBECKIA, CHERRY BRANDY Foxglove cafe creme CRIMSON SPOTTED BELLFLOWER CORAL BELLS, FIREFLY SISYRINCHIUM, YELLOW STONE GOLDEN-EYED GRASS Hollyhock Jet Black MAXIMILIAN SUNFLOWER COREOPSIS RED DWARF Aureus Yellow Lupine Hope we can trade! --Tina Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list

The darlingtonias was first started growing there because long tine ago, wild collected plants were taken from the wild and placed into pots with plastic clear dome covers and sold as cobra lilies among venus fly traps and sundews. The practice became illegal when these plants were taken by the hundred thousands for the annual cp sales in super markets and grocers, etc. The plant never grew well for most people, especially our warm Hawaiian climate. Luckily one person who grew up where th darlingtonias were growing remarked that these plants grew best along the marginal bogs closest to running water from snow seepage and thus a few were planted along embankments of some people who had natural artesian springs welling out of the ground. The plants colonized like it naturally grew there. So much so that it would look weedy to people who did know what they were. Unfortunately the people who purchased the land where these were growing, had other agenda for buying this. They wanted to raise trout and other cold water food fishes and anything that blocked access to the pools were quickly removed. Among them, the lovely groups of darlingtonias.

There are lots of nepenthes seeds on ebay. - Adrian