Hi, I would love some of your red yarrow. I have Agapanthus Africanus to trade. Would you be interested? Where do you live? I live in CA and there are quite a few restrictions regarding importing plants, but I have a detailed list so I can check. Thank you, Mena

Jessie: I need HARDY HIBISCUS (near Canada border)...you have no zone so I cannot tell. PLMK if they are hardy (OR NOT) and I will send a SASBE. Thanks. Ginny B.

Ngraham....you said you "like the shorter height & winding tendancies." Do you mean it's NORMAL for it to wind around like it's doing? And when I say wind, I mean the very bottom looks like a snake in the grass....lol. If this is the case, then I'll just stake it up somehow, because I'd hate to waste all the buds on it now. I know the Cloth of Gold I had before did this very same thing at the base, but thought it was from being behind other plants and straining to get to the sun. Laceyvail, you say it's weak & weedy-looking. Do you mean the foliage is weak, because mine came in very lush & fernlike looking. And a darker green tham the Cloth of Gold I had before. I DID think THAT looked weedy and yanked it all out. But thought I'd try a red this year. Thanks to both for your help !!

I am growing 'Pomegranate' right now. So far, I love it. I bought one large pot at a local garden center and had enough to split into three plants. It is a blue-red that doesn't fade much and ends up a very deep magenta. I deadheaded it and already have a 2nd bloom underway. The foliage is green instead of silver -- easier to survive the humidity here. Companions around it in my garden include: rose campion salvia 'May Night' gaillardia 'Yellow Queen' salvia greggii 'Dark Dancer' Here is a link that might be useful: pomegranate with my rose campion