Hey everyone, I will not be able to come to the swap this weekend. I just got back from the vet and my doggie is not doing so well...apparently her spine is degenerating....anyway I can't leave her alone all day. For anyone that I was trading with I'm very sorry but hopefully I will make it to the next swap. If anyone is in the Miami area or passing through and would like to pick up their plants I am available and we can make a bar-b-que out of it.

Back home already, sorry I couldn't stay for the delicious food, but I had a great time and it was pleasure meeting you all.. well those who were there before 1pm. I'm a little mad at myself, because I forgot three of my trade plants near the curb by the walkway to the backyard. The sweet corn is the one I'm most sad about... oh well..there's always next year right.. Thanks again to everyone for making me for welcome and to our lovely host and hostess for opening your home, yard and driveway to us all. hope you all enjoy your holy basil.

I am very interested in those varieties.would it be possible to send for postage in return, or I have celeste, hardy Chi, sal. Regards, Richard

I would like rosemary sage artichoke plant? (I'm envious of my California daughter who has had one going for four years!) native plants for dry and damp shade -- we have ripped out a ton of ivy and have to hold a hill together! I also want a pussy willow cutting or plantlet and any type of heuchera, toad lily, turtlehead, or other native plant that loves shade to dappled shade, lots of clay, and occasional bouts of very damp soil. I need more things to plant along side oak leaf hydrangea/may apple/solomon's seal. Thanks, Lisa This post was edited by shadysite on Sun, May 4, 14 at 9:57