Hi, Debi, I'm interested in the following: Balloon flower "Astra Pink" Echinacea: "Tiki Torch", "Sundown", "Sunset", "White Swan" and the yellow/orange mystery mix Ligularia "Britt Marie" Penstemon "Husker's Red" Zinnia: "Zowie," "Scarlet Flame", "Park's Whopper Yellow," "Creame", "Benary's Giant Mix" Anemone Sylvestris Bluebead Lily Trillium Grandiflorum I know this is a long list, so obviously I have no expectations - just the things I'm interested in! Also, I am fine with trading small amounts, too (even just a few seeds). Please look at my list and tell me if there's anything that you'd be interested in: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/mdreiser I have several new items bought for 2010 including 2 specialty foxgloves "apricot," "Elsie Kelsey", larkspur "Venus Carmine", Meconopsis species mixed, snapdragon appleblossom... don't know if any of those would interest you. Let me know! --Melissa

I am looking for trillium grandiflorum. I have many NC native plants to trade for these.

Trillium catesbaei does that too (white to pink). They are "nodding" and have reflexed petals. My grandiflorum are starting to get pink about now... never "purple" though.

Thane I have noticed that my T. grandiflorum do come up with their leaf sheath bent, but only for a very short time, they seem to pull out straight pretty quickly. I have never noticed T. ovatum that close to check,--- interesting. The grands are older and have a much thicker stalk and bigger leaves, the the natives I have are smaller, so maybe they are very fast at coming up straight, or are curved underground only. Will have to remember to check next year. My two patches are very close and I have seedlings now that are probably crosses with many different sizes of flower petals. I have a native patch that I got from a different source and they have very thin narrow petals. Judy