Hi, Louise, I have to check on amounts, but I have the following you might be interested in: asarina - climbing snapdragon, celosia flamingo feather (only a small amount), snapdragon Opus Appleblossom F1 (Plants of Distinction - 2' or 2 1/2' - bicolor light pink/dark pink), thunbergia, white bush scallop summer squash, peas (super sugar snap, maestro, mammoth melting sugar). Here's my list: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/mdreiser I'm interested in your: heuchera (any/all), nasturtium alaska, perilla, potentilla monarch's velvet, sidalcea brilliant, and incarvillea delavayi (also white dahlia, dianthus flashing light, echinacea jade and green envy, astrantia red = but these are only if you found extra stuff of mine you'd want) --Let me know if you'd like to trade! --Melissa

Hi, I have Monarch's Velvet and also Melton Fire. I'm interested in your Vintage Wine Coneflower. Please check my trade list. Let me know if you would like to do a larger trade, I found a few other things on your list that I would like. Thanks, Louise

I am brand new here but I would be interested in any hostas, day lily, iris, bearded iris or lilies please :) I will have mimosa tree seeds, white rose of Sharon seeds and redbud tree seeds to trade when they are ready this year. Please let me know what is needed, thank you and can't wait to trade!

I finally had the opportunity to watch it tonight, having taped it earlier. I told my husband that we were going to watch it tonight and he exclaimed,Â" IsnÂt this the 49th version of Jane Eyre that you have seen?" Now that may be an exaggeration but I have seen all the movie versions of the novel. For me it is like having a vase of all my favourite flowers and hiring ten different but talented artists painting it. All unique interpretations of my flowers, but each one enjoyable for its perspective. That is the way I looked at this production; and I did enjoy it tremendously. But IÂve liked them all for various reasons. I thought the atmosphere was very well done. It captured that solitary feeling that was so very much part of JaneÂs earlier years. For example, I really felt her emotions when she first arrived at Thornfield  that lantern was the only comfort in what was a strange and intimidating environment. So much remained dark and mysterious, illuminated only by candlelight or fire. As for Rochester, he was younger and more vulnerable looking than my mindÂs version but that was OK  they had definite chemistry, so I forgive JaneÂs only claim to plainness which was heavy eyebrows. IÂve always liked the bedroom scene after Jane rescues Rochester from the fire, "You are leaving me, now, must you?" I told my husband that I would have been totally weak-willed and would have tackled ole Rochester to the bed at that point and, alas, the novel would have ended then, being far, far removed from the classic that it is today. They cheated on the gypsy in this version, though. I prefer Rochester in drag. IÂm glad I taped it so that I can rewatch it . And if someone decides to produce Version #50, IÂll set my TV to record.