Hey Tracy, I tried to send you an email, but you have not set that option up yet. I would recommend that you go to your member page and choose the option that allows other members to email you though Gardenweb. Your email address will not be shown to other members or to outsiders, so it's the safest way to go. If you want, you can email me and give me your email address so that I can contact you and let you know what is left. Two of the people above did not send their envelope, so some of the original seeds are still available.

HI gr82bgrammy, I'd be happy to send you a whole pile of seeds for some peach iris and some notecards. Including: Coreopsis tinctora Dianthus armeria (Grass Pinks) Sunflower, Maximillian (perennial) Sunflower, Mixes Ageratum, Hardy Aster, New England, purple Comfrey, rough (multicolor flowers) Feverfew, Double Foxglove, Apricot & Purple Gaillardia, Blanket Flower Lobelia cardinalis, native Cardinal Flower Mexican Hats (Ratibida columnifera) Milkweed, Blue-Vined (late season Monarch host) Primrose (day), Wild PA type...mine grew to 8 ft tall!!! Rudbeckia triloba, native Rudbeckia, other black eyed susans Sweet Autumn Clematis Verbascum, Mixed yellow & white Coreopsis, Lanceleaf Hollyhock, unk color (from Cassius Clay Estate) Ironweed Monarda Shasta Daisy Shoofly ...and more. Everything I have that will do a wildflower field are yours for the peach iris and some notecards. :) I need to thin out the seed stock , and I'm a sucker for iris (and I have no peach ones!) (some of these are a single trade of seed, but most are more, and I have a lot of seed in large 3"x5" packs) *I may have some additional astilbe, coral bells, other old-fashioned flowers to throw in, too... Let me know if you're interested in trading. Thanks, Tina Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list

Jeanne, thanks for the quick response! I looked at the pics of yellowrocket, then went out and yanked up a plant to look at it. The flowers look exactly the same, but the leaves are quite different. The leaves are not shiny, they are long, thin, sort of a lacerate look, and the lower, bigger leaves and the stem have teeny stiff hairs on them. On reading further about yellowrocket, there is some indication that it could be the related "wild radish", which is said to resemble yellowrocket but with hairs, which yellowrocket is not supposed to have... but upon googling pictures of it many looked nothing like it. Maybe it's a mutant yellowrocket :-) Thanks again. I appreciate your help. Joanna

Hi, I know this is an old post but new to me I have a few different Adenium seeds I could trade for your Lotus. Katie