Hi Lori - I've got abt. 60 little plants started in cups, they should be good size for the Swap.... please can you E-mail me the directions to your place, I don't remember from last year.... thanx, sally

Tracy, I am sending my package today. My top 10 wants are agastache pink pop, purple pygmy, black adder, etc with red and pinks. Penstemon pink chablis, red rocks, etc asclepia soulmate linaria maroccana guara, guara and more guara any and all types!!! creeping veronica Georgia blue campanula any violas different types of foxgloves and anything pink!!!! (I usually end up with purple) Thanks again for hosting. Jenny.

a friend of mine gave me a bunch of crinum lilies. i took what i wanted and there are still a bunch left. i'm not sure what color they are but they have bloom spikes on them that should open soon OR i'll call my friend and find out what color they are. Lori...did you say you wanted some crinums?

Swaps are always a good thing. I'm in if my work schedule allows. One thing I learned from the last swap was don't be so quick to turn down plants. I turned down a couple of plants with concerns of where they would fit in the yard and, to some degree, what my wife's reaction would be to more plants. In the end, my wife was let down that I didn't accept the free plants. She's always been one for collecting cuttings or seeds and dislikes spending money on plants so the swap is perfect for her. I just posted a message to the exchgange page regarding some Indian Curry Leaf Trees that I'm going to be removing before the swap. I've got a few 6-8 foot trees in ground that I'm going to be removing and tossing out with the yard waste unless someoone wants them. I don't know how well they transplant when that size but I yanked three one foot trees out of the ground for the last swap and stuck them in a one gallon pot of mulch and two of them survived. I've also got a few other smaller ones and some seedlings that have been neglected for some time but are still growing. Steve