Hi! Thankyou all for the responses to my wanted posting. Yes Greenthumbguy (Tom) did put me on to a couple of Brugmansia sites that were quite interesting, and I wil have to check them out further, but I just thought that I would put my request out there since as I say I had tried the Canadian forum and then decided to post here as this forum is much more active each day. I enjoy reading all the banter between you all and have gathered some good gardening info. I just don't post too often. Thankyou RuthAnn for your generous offer. If I am ever in the Burlington area around springtime I will let you know. I am in Chatham which is about 3 hours southwest of you. Thanks again all and have a great day. Ross.

Is this Sanguinaria candensis 'Multiplex' or double form? I'm just double checking. I'd be very interested. I have tons of shade plants, please check my list. Toad lilies, hostas, epimediums, lamiums, astilbe, natives ect.. I will look over my hosta list too see what small leaved varieties are ready. If you haven't shipped before I'd be happy to help, it's easier than it seems. let me know Thanks LauraAnn

it's more HAVE, sorry for the many mistakes.... .. a lot of typo in my previous post... Hosta seeds and butterfly weed seeds would be great... stef.

There is only one form of the Double-flowered Bloodroot. The cultivar names Multiplex, Flore-Plena, Flora-Plena, Plena, etc., are all synonyms and were derived from a single plant discovered in the midwest in the early 1950's. The prices are steep because it the plant doesn't set seed and must be propagated asexually. Don't know if it is being produced in vitro or not. I do know that it is available much cheaper in the UK, less than $10(US), some nurseries sell them for about $5. You might try New England Wildflower Society, Munchkin Nursery, Woodlanders. All have listed them at one time, for $20 or less. Fraser's Thimble Farms (Can-BC) has a very good price, but phyto is probably required. I acquired mine locally, via trade. Good luck! Rb