Ironically, I have just been researching making terrariums as my neighborhood garden club wants to do that next month for our meeting. A master gardener is going to help us and this is the list of plants she suggested: Pilea Peperomia Strawberry begonia Epescia Airplane pups with roots Small leafed hedera Here are some basic steps for making your terrarium: Step 1: Gather your materials which include: ⢠3-7 plants (odd number of plants should be used because it generally is more pleasing to the eye) ⢠A container, (Dish, bottle or Fish tank) ⢠Potting Soil ⢠Small pebbles or rocks (enough to put a 1 -2 inch layer in the bottom of your container for drainage) ⢠Spanish Moss or Spaghnum Moss (optional) This is a layer you place over the pebbles before the potting soil goes in. It helps to prevent soil from seeping down into the pebbles. Step 2: Build your terrarium ⢠Place the 1-2 inch layer of pebbles ⢠Place a thin layer of Moss over the pebbles ⢠Place the soil ⢠Arrange the plants ⢠Water and watch every day for progress Also, in their latest issue of Wildflower magazine, The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower center has a pictorial for making a terrarium. Have fun! We are looking forward to making ours. We will have open ones made in large bubble bowls. Anne Anne

Another possibility might be Sedum sieboldii -- there are numerous cultivars. [purple's renamed one was formerly known as Sedum spurium 'Purpurteppich'.]

The bluish one is Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce'. The reddish one is a Sedum album 'Jelly Bean'.

Everyone would send to me, then I would divide them and give them to everyone who is playing. If each person sent directly to someone you would only get what they are trading. If sent to me than you would get some of everyones types. If 5 people play and each have 3 types to trade you would get 12 new types instead of just one or two. Sign up with what you have to trade so we do not get duplicates. Pictures would be great if you have them.