Hi, I have these extras in my garden to trade: Allium - karativense - white Butterfly bush - purple Confederate Rose - white opens to pink Caster Bean plants Black eyed Susans Echinacea - white swan Fennel Horsetail Iris - dark purple & also some mauve & burgandy Karl Foerster reed grass Ribbon grass - strawberries & cream Lamb's Ear Lemon Balm Lupine - mixed colors Ligustrum - rooted - 12-18" Moonflower vine - lavender Red Hot Poker Passiflora - maypop Pineapple sage Mints - apple, orange, spearmint, peppermint Rose of Sharon - rooted,about 12-18" Salvia - Purple knockout sage Queen Anne's lace Umbrella plant Yarrow- yellow & red Please email me as I don't always check this post. Thanks, Annette

I have white japanese wisteria (I believe it's shiro noda from looking at pictures but I will identify it for sure when it blooms come spring). It's a beast and lives on a large carport structure in front of my house. We cut it back to the bone this winter after years of neglect so it didn't bloom this spring. I haven't seen any seed pods but I also haven't been looking for any. Lol. If I have some I would be happy to trade your for something or just for postage. I could also try cuttings. This particular wisteria has an amazing scent, and blooms in the later spring unlike Chinese wisteria.

Thanks, guys :-) Some mildly analytical stuff: 1. The containers that have sprouted are all part of a the ones I grouped together in big garbage bags...I guess that ups the temps a bit, having the big plastic around them. I put a lot of containers in the bags for easy transport and for dog protection (from picking up a container and running off with it...which has happened before). Not all the containers in the bags have sprouted (there's a whole lot more of them), but those on the list above have. 2. The sprouted containers are also with a group of containers that are in Southern exposure. ( I have other bags of containers on my porch, in Northern exposure). This proves why it could be bad to have them in Southern exposure, because now, I'm more inclined to worry, since we now have snow and it's going to be in the 20s or lower tonight. But then, the ouotdoor temps have been in the low to mid 20s every night for the past two weeks and that didn't keep them from sprouting. ..but I'm not looking at those containers or opening them up...not for a few days, at least. Whatever will be will be...and I have a feeling a lot of those sprouts will be just fine. --I think I do need to slip a thermometer inside one of those bags of containers, though. I'm curious as to how much warmer it is in there. Linda

I agree with trudi, that first one looks like Honesty/money plant. I'm also pretty sure the second one is a weed, broad-leaved or curly dock. Dig it up now, or things will get ugly. It grows a long, thick and tenacious root, and it will spread via millions of seeds.