I can trade a couple of spineless prickly pear cactus "feet" or butt end after the pad has been cut off. I was told that if I plant those, new pads will emerge. I also have a few Goji berries to share. I plan to plant the seeds this year as I am gaga over these berries. I will trade a few of those. Would that work? If so or not, please let me know where I send a mailer to. Thanks so much!!!

Hi Jean, I think I can help you out. I've got a few items(a couple not listed) you maybe interested in : ) I've been looking for Escargot for awhile, and you've got a few others I like. I've got a big tomato party I'm hosting tomorrow so I might not be on the computer tomorrow, but let me know if you want to trade. I'll get a hold of you as soon as I'm on again. Remy Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page

I have Ferocactus wislizenii and F. rectispina seeds and one or two others (unidentified barrel cacti). I am also able to obtain cuttings from several native varieties of Chihuahuan Desert (NM) prickly pear cacti (Opuntia spp.). These are hardy to Zone 7. Possibly some other wild collected desert plant seeds. Echinocereus triglochiadatus (Claret-Cup) cuttings that should be rooted by next spring (some of these appear to be the larger 'White Sands'strain). Maybe some other cacti cuttings or rooted cuttings. I am interested in trading for hardy cacti and xeriscape plants or seeds. What do you have to offer?

I'm in Oklahoma City and have lots of pads (three to four pads per cut) of a very cold hardy nearly spineless large blue padded Texas variety englemanni that gets huge yellow flowers and juicy red/purple pears, is fast growing and gets about 4ft tall and wide. Also, some good sized cholla cuttings from New Mexico that gets large also and has magenta flowers. email me at eleusa@cox.net if you are interested.