ooh if only i lived closer to you! he sure looks like a mocha to me.i think he would fit in with my troop. they dont live inside with me, they have their own home. yep complete with carpeting, shelves from ikea set at different levels,cat tree, lighting, 20'x10' fenced,covered run,cat toys and a lighted wooden sign, in red, announceing pam's cat house! dh does has a sense of humor. they have a fenced yard for the daytime to frolic in, but for their safety they are put inside at night. they do get plenty of love, my neighbors help see to that.all of my darlings have come to me as strays, i know how hard it is to let go of them sometimes. i had over thirty kitties show up one year, and placed them in homes. that was a crazy time. good luck finding a home, you sure one more wouldn't hurt? tee hee

If you can get some hostas for your flame azaleas, great. I could give you a couple of healthy hostas but I don't know their names. I have a few and they are doing really well. If you can get a whole lot of hostas for your flame azaleas, go for it, but if you don't get a better offer, I'm definitely interested. The only thing is timing. I would have trouble getting to your area before Oct 7, but I plan to go to the swap that day and would be delighted to go on to your home from there -- if that's not later than you want to get your azaleas out of the bed! So there are some "ifs" for you if you don't get a better and more timely offer! Thanks

Hello, [Pick-up ONLY; I've no way to deliver this...Jacksonville, FL] I have a Live Oak I purchased in March from the Jax Annual Flowering Tree sale. I originally purchased it to donate, but have not found any suitable donors and it would be too much work in addition to the trees I've planted in our park, to transplant. It's about 10' tall (in it's container) by 3' wide. As it's in my backyard, I've been able to keep up with it with watering, very light / diluted nitrogen fertilizer and mulch in addition to protecting the sides of the container for the intense heat this summer. The container has extra holes drilled for proper drainage. The tree has not shown any signs of stress thus far. I would be more than happy to trade it for something along the lines of the following, or likewise suggestions, such as a small tree for the land between the road and sidewalk. [1] Feijoa Sellowiana (Would really love one or more of these) [2] Large Gardenia(s) flowering/scented that is easy-manage in Florida [3] perennial peanut that I can use as a groundcover/mow [4] suggestions :) Please feel free to contact me here or at cammunism at gmail dot com

Gone - thank you!