Tom, I'd also be interested in those fireball hibiscus, please see my list. Also I think I may have a couple others that might work well in your zone, or at least better than in my zone 5. It would help us if you'd go to GW members page and list a few of your wants(this would be the edit exchange list link), even though you say your looking for everything, it would help to have even a vague description of colors, height, lighting or soil conditions to allow us to pleasantly surprise you. I know I've been since I found the exchanges earlier this year. You can also add your zone/location to the garden zone field under personal preferences that way it will show up next to your name whenever you post. These tips have saved me time, and helped others to enable me. Happy trading! MARY

Hi Folks, I have all of the seeds sent out at this time. I will post again in the Fall for homes for offsets. Hi Hans-Werner, So true, the flowers are not as exciting as some. They make up for the lack of style with great vigor and a free blooming habit.Twice a year is quite common for them and without any special prompting. The offsets are very interesting,some forming on rhizomes and some bursting from the side of the bulb. My hope is to put puniceum pollen on papilio and then attempt to breed the results back to papilio. If I can retain the papilio face but increase the vigor and ease of blooming it could be a very nice thing :) Lora

Please ignore this post. I made a mistake and put Wanted in the subject line, when I should have put Have. I am going to do another post.

I should have scrolled down and read about other people's seed pods. Okay, I know to cover them and plant as soon as they burst open. Will keep you posted. I've been so busy this summer, I haven't had time to read the forums. The kentiana is outside hanging in a big live oak tree that has drooping to the ground limbs.