I have Andrew Vallien 6" Blooms 20" High Evergreen Early season Lavender self with white midribs I also have a daylily named Carol. It was hybridized by Wallace, and named after his daughter who is in our daylily club. It is not a registered daylily, but is a very nice pink ruffled one. I got it from an official daylily display garden, where it was growing in a very prominent position - in line with the front door. Carol rose self with green throat Wallace - M 1987 5-1/2 18 EM At present, it is only about 3" tall, as it is still early in the season for me (we had snow yesterday). Sharon

I have some daylilies to trade for appliqued eyes. I also want sculptured or special eyed daylilies. Etched Eyes,Electric Blue,Delta Blues,Ancient Reflections, Lord Of The Storms,*Eclat Boreal, Mandalay Bay Music, Magnificent Rainbow, Paper Butterfly, *Mabeline Eyes, *Fujitani, Wind Master, Carved Pumpkin, Exotic Empire, *A Bodacious Pattern, others I have for trade: Bama Belle, Charlie Pierce Memorial,Charming Ethel Smith, Chicago Picote Lace,Corryton Pink,Cosmic Hummingbird, Daring Deception, Darla Anita, Destined To See,Dipped In Honey,Driving Me Wild, Ed Brown, Ed Murray, Edith Sliger Faces Of A Clown, Geisha Maiden, Inherieted Wealth Inimitable, Jedi Tequila Sunset, Little Business Midnight Magic, Ming Porcelain, Mr. Lucky,Moonlit Masquerade Pastel Classic, Pearl Harbor, Persian Market, Red Peacemaker Ruffled Apricot, Russian Rhapsody, Strawberry Candy Tangerine Horses, Tiffany Gold, Vesuvian, Wild Mustang

I am a huge UGA football fan and have been working on red, black and white beds since last summer. Now, I think it would be great to expand and pay a little tribute to all SEC schools, as it is the greatest conference in the country. :) I am looking for: Burnt Auburn Little Tiger Hold that Tiger Tiger Time Orange Tiger Crimson Flood Crimson Tide Roll Tide Rolling Tide Bulldog Red Rebel Boy Happy Rebel Kentucky Wonder Kentucky Waltz Georgia Red Hills of Georgia As I have not been gardening long, I have relatively limited trade options, but I am more than happy to try and work something out. Obviously, I don't expect to find all of these, but I figure if I spread a broad net, I am more apt to catch something! I am also open for suggestions if you know of any other varieties that would fit, either in name (something to do with the state or school) or in color, at least one of the school's colors.

Congrats Marian Nothing like some sprouts to pass the time before spring comes. Sounds like you will be busy with all your babies - so much fun! Gary (R117) sends great seeds for sure. I work with about 30 students at my school in a Jr. Gardeners Club and we always get some of his offerings for the children to work with - they have a great germination rate and are affordable. He is generous with their shipments too - a great guy! My personal seedlings are getting anxious to move outside. We had some warm weather this past weekend so they went out for a daytime visit.. : ) By all information I can gather - my plans are to move them out about March 15-20th but we will see. I'll have to take some more pictures of them after moving day.. lol Shelly