Anyone have these they would be willing to trade for anything on my dwindling list? Looking for Banisteriopsis caapi malpighiaceae - ayahuasca vine - vine of the soul and Catclaw Acacia, Gregg Acacia, Gregg Catclaw, Devils-Claw, Uno de Gato Acacia greggii I would be willing to trade cuttings for seeds of these as well Thanks!

Just looking for a few types of seed, if you have something on here check out my tradelist for what I have to offer and send me a message. Thanks amigos! Synsepalum dulcificum "Miracle fruit" Anacardium occidentale "Cashew Nut" Cola sp. "Kola Nut" Moringa oleifera Smallanthus/Polymnia sonchifolius "Yacón" Ipomoea asarifolia Elaeagnus angustifolia "Russian Olive" Nymphaea caerulea Hoodia sp. Citrus 'Flying dragon trifoliate' Gynostemma pentaphyllum "Jiaogulan" Lagerstroemia speciosa "Pride of India, Queen's Crepe Myrtle" Petiveria alliacea "Guinea henweed" Paullina cupana "Guarana" Erythroxylum vacciniifolium "Catuaba" Uncaria sp. "Cat's Claw, Uña de Gato" Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List

One new development on the Lyme disease front: The attorney general of Connecticut had announced an "investigation" of the Infectious Diseases Society of America over its guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease. The IDSA has been the focus of criticism by some Lyme disease patient advocates for not accepting the existence of "chronic Lyme disease", an unproven entity which results in some people with fatigue and other symptoms being given powerful antibiotics (sometimes intravenously) for years, by the sort of "Lyme literate" doctors sam md talks about. Despite this political pressure, the IDSA has refused to be buffaloed into changes its recommendations. "In rare cases, people who have been diagnosed with Lyme disease and properly treated have lingering symptoms, typically generalized pain, joint pain and fatigue. These symptoms have been interpreted by some to suggest the presence of chronic Borrelia burgdorferi infection. However, an extensive review of scientifically rigorous studies and papers available to date, has determined that there is no convincing biologic evidence to support a diagnosis of chronic Lyme disease after completion of the recommended treatment. There is no doubt that patients with persistent symptoms are suffering, but many report non-specific symptoms that also are associated with a number of other medical conditions. To be certain they receive the proper medical care, people who continue to have symptoms that persist after appropriate antibiotic treatment for Lyme disease should talk to their physicians about whether the original diagnosis of Lyme disease was accurate or if they may have a different or new illness." People with symptoms ascribed to "chronic Lyme disease" will continue to be vulnerable to certain physicians, alt med practitioners and supplement hucksters seeking to exploit them. The IDSA has a good FAQ page on Lyme disease, its cause (a spirochetal organism, Borrelia burgdorferi) and treatment.

I often wonder about some names on daylilies like Crimson Stories . I am guessing it is one of those plants whose color depends on soil composition . I checked NGA and a number of the images do seem to lean more towards red than your image does . Your's definitely is more of a purple tone. I find it interesting too that all the images are showing yellow throats . Is this accurate or does it have something to do with what you are taking pictures with ? Each and every one of the blooms above have predominantly yellow throat ( a tiny green base is visible on some ) . Is this a feature you are breeding for ? It caught my eye because most daylilies are green in the throat with the odd one having an orange throat . Love Sam Abell .