Hi If you still have the daffs, I would be interested in them. Please check out my trade list and let me know. Thanks, Pat Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list

Hello, I would be interested in both, if you still have any left. I have the following: Kangaroo Paw, red blooming Brugmansia Whiskers cuttings Brugmansia Apricot Moonflower, cuttings and rooted Epiphyllum Oxypetalum, rooted Epiphyllum Strictum, cuttings Epiphyllum Marlborough, rooted Epiphyllum Princess Kelly S, rooted Epiphyllum Raspberry Ribbon, rooted Epiphyllum French's Sahara, rooted Oleander cuttings, red or white Gooseneck Loose strife Acer Winter Flame, small about 12 inches, but rooted well Christmas cactus, hot pink, well rooted Jacobean Lily bulbs Picotee Amaryllis bulb Please let me know if you would be interested. Thanks, Susan

I have some large hardy Hibiscus seeds from a hibiscus that may be Lord Baltimore, but it may not be. It is mixed with seed from another hardy hibiscus. Here's pics........ I am sorry for some reason I do not have a photo of the Red one. I googled LORD BALTIMORE HIBISCUS, and they look the same. I don't have a of of the mixed seed, and most of it was from the red hibiscus.

Yes they are Blanca! And they are performers too! I didn't expect them to come back like this. They were poor dried up tiny bulbs last season when I acquired them with just 2-3 flowers/scape, 1 scape/bulb. Of the "hardy sonatinis" I acquired last season, Little Picotee, so far has outperformed the others! Vanessa is just putting out a scape tip. Swan Lake is exactly how Jodi describes them...nothing special. I acquired some new "hardy sonatinis" this season. The Dutch are producing very nice sonatinis now. I'll post pics once I'm done with photobucket. Ahhhhh....this is just so time consuming. Ok...I got these two done. First is Candy and next is a "no name" that I will call "Little Solomon" for now.