I have a pink plumeria seedling (from Slaughter Pink) that I can trade for your plumeria pudica or a cutting of Aztec Gold (yellow). If interested, please email me at: ima_digger@yahoo.com Thanks Eileen

Living in the Pacific Northwest, we have a lot of ferns and lichens, but they're not tropical, by far. Deer fern, sword fern, male fern, lady fern, blah blah blah...polypodys that grow in the lichen on maple trees...also called 'licorice' roots, since when we were kids we'd peel the root and chew on them. I need to update my list, as I've been gone awhile, and things have fallen apart here. I got stuck in Idaho last summer where a car repair place in Dayton really stuck it to me for a clutch job, and took THREE WEEKS to do it, refusing to answer calls, etc. Meanwhile, my cats are locked up at home (Had to have people break in to feed them), and then I also lost about $1000 worth of plants that didn't get watered during the heatwave we had during July!!!!! I think some of the currant/gooseberries I gathered in the Cascade Mountains may have rooted, as well...sticky red or orange berries.

I have pineapple seedlings 6-8" and rooted brugmansia cuttings to trade. Please let me know if you're interested in swapping. Thanks -Bo

I also have dahlia tubers