Hi florabundance, Welcome to Garden Web and The Plant Exchange. You will likely get more offers to trade if you will either list in your post, or better yet, on your Member Trade List, at least some things you have available for trade. hth. Sue...chemocurl

Hi, does anyone have any seeds of the Sunny Side Up Shasta Daisy or would be willing to either trade some root divisions/seedliings or send them for postage? Thank you! My trade list if interested: Lily of the Valley established plants Rose of Sharon seedlings (or small bareroot trees) (mixed/unknown) standard royal hostas common orange daylilies Rose of Sharon seeds (pink, lavender, white) not quite ready yet Tiger lily seeds white hardy hibiscus seeds yellow daylily seeds canna lily seeds - dark pink dark pink morning glory seeds Marvel of Peru 4 o'clock seeds

Hi, I just collected a ton of Ice Star shasta daisy seed (fully double white), and have a ton more I could harvest (rather than deadhead!)... I'd be interested in After Midnight and/or Ruby Red coneflower. Here is a picture of my Shasta, if you are interested: http://www.whiteflowerfarm.com/32919-product.html

daisy_lee - sorry to rain on your parade but L. 'Banana Cream' is a sterile cultivar in my experience so even if it produces seed and you harvest them/trade for them, they may not/likely will not germinate. If you hope to add more Shasta daisy cultivars to your garden beds, check out Swallowtail Garden Seeds' website (see link below). They offer relatively few which suggests those you listed are not viable from seed and must be propagated via division. Of those listed above, 'Crazy Daisy' can be grown from seed--I winter sowed it in 2010 and it bloomed beautifully this past summer. I might have harvested seeds to share. Here is a link that might be useful: Shasta daisy seeds from Swallowtail