Hi Faye/Nottougly, I'm interested in trading for your: Bronze Carex Ajuga Bronze Beauty Alpine Hyacinth Crazy Daisy Black Elephant Ear Sage, Gold Variegated Golden Seal I have these that might interest you: *Blue-vined Milkweed, native (Cynanchum laeve) (monarch food, although not a true milkweed; flowers smell strongly like vanilla) -- will take shade & part sun *Sweet Autumn Clematis (also very fragrant) -- will take shade & part sun *Celandine poppy / wood poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum) -- shade/PS (small) *Iris, Swamp (aka Louisiana), yellow; iris pseudacorus -- will take part sun (lg divisions) *Northern Sea Oats (Chasmanthium latifolium) -- will take shade & part sun *Rough Comfrey (Symphytum asperum) early multi-color blooms (Lg divisions) -- full sun to full shade *Purple/Red Shiso -- sun to full shade *White Avens (Geum canadense, native) - part to full shade ...and take a look at my list. ...also I have some grown-from-seed hostas that will get very large (dinnerplate sized leaves); blue to green leaves, some slightly puckered/crinkled; can send a few small plants (2 yr old) that are not on my list. My best, Tina Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list

I have Cahaba Lily and Giant White Spider Lily if you're interested in them to trade for some of your unusual stuff like the one pictured with the purple looking flowers, crocosmia bulbs or rooted brug cuttings. Obviously plants that do well in the desert, indoors or out. Info on Cahaba can be found here: http://nativeplantsfromala.blogspot.com/2010/03/most-beloved-lily-in-alabama-cahaba.html\ They do grow in moving streams and rivers and I've also seen them in a very large pond in a greenhouse in San Francisco but I and others grown them here in the desert in the ground with average water. They usually bloom here in the late summer even in high temps well over 100 deg. The plants are very impressive even when not blooming. These are pretty large bulbs. The giant spider lily grows up to 5 or 6 ft. tall and produces 12 in. wide bloom clusters of 35 to 40 white 5in spider shaped blossoms which are very fragrant. I have rooted pups of these about 6 in. tall. These do best with afternoon shade if grown in high temp areas. Let me know here if you're interested and we'll communicate through e-mail.Thanks!

Hey DC well, i'm totally new to the forums and to the idea of trading. please know i did read your post and didn't choose *not* to follow it. i'm just always different and a problem. laughs. i wish i could follow your post better, but honestly i don't have much to give and am unsure of what some of your abbreviations meant. and don't worry, saying no to me is easy. you don't have to explain yourself...."not interested" works just fine and no hard feelings from me. i'm a newbie dealing in carnivorous plants, just got my first few sundews 2 weeks ago and such a novice i barely know what i'm doing, but so far they haven't died. i've read everything i can find and seemingly doing everything right as i've not killed any yet and from what i've read they can die rather quickly. but i'm really good at trying to do things right. i saw you deal in a LOT of carnivorous plants and would love to have seedlings, semi-mature plants from your collection. seeds would be great, but i'm so new i'd prolly be better off w/ a semi-established plant as i have had horrific results in the past w/ seedlings from the easiest plants to grow both from 1" seedlings and from seed. is there anything we can work out? i don't have much to trade, but i am willing to pay for some plants and shipping if you'd be willing to sell a few. i am most interested in bog condition sundews that don't mind living in damp environments because of how i am potting them. i have freeze dried bloodworms to give them now (they arrived today) but unsure how to feed a sundew w/o dew production and also not sure if i should put bloodworms down the throat of the pitcher plants or not. any advice you have is appreciated, and i'd love to get a few plants from you. thanks. Oceanchick99/Tina PS: sent you email but it was returned undeliverable.

Hi Melissa, I have the following to offer: Godetia (Farewell to Spring) Salvia (Coral Nymph) Tithonia (Torch) Also have lots of things on my trade list to attract butterflies along with some other seeds that are similar to things on your want list but not excatly what you have listed. In exchange for your: Carrots, Baby Little Fingers Pepper Sweet, Mini bell orange Pepper Sweet, Mini bell yellow Mimulus, Mystic Yellow-Spot Mimulus, Calypso Mix Check my trade list and let me know if you'd like to trade. Thanks! Diana Here is a link that might be useful: Ollierose's Trade List