Did anyone else go? I got some great plants, really nice variety! Now, I just have to get them in the ground... ;-)

Joyce, I'll bring some peonies too. I started them twenty some years ago and they are quite big now with lots of fragrant flowers each spring. I love the beauty and smell of peonies. It's the flower of good (money) fortune in many oriental cultures. That's why you often find large paintings of peonies in Chinese restaurants. I've done a few paintings of peonies myself, and sold some too, including 3 at the Fairview hospital, I believe. Unfortunately, I only have the Sorbet? I would like to trade it for other fragrant varieties, especially in red, white, mauve or yellow. Pauline, sorry about your knees. Hope your are feeling better. In case you can make it, I'll bring some bugle weed too. Don't worry, if you cannot, I'll save some for you later. Since Pauline probably won't come, does anyone have aloe vera and bee balm to trade with me? I'll bring some dieffenbachia and jade plant (money plant) too. I cut the dieffenbachia when it almost reached the ceiling and stuck the cuttings in the soil. Some rooted and some died. There are a few good-looking babies now. The leaves (often longer than a foot) are poisonous, if eaten. Therefore, keep away from children and pets that like to eat things. Anyone want orange daylily? If so, I have plenty to bring too.

I have attended for several years. It's always interesting and very casual. People place their plants behind their cars then walk around choosing plants from behind everyone else's cars. Last year I got some mixed irises that are just beginning to bloom now. It's fun to see what colors are opening. This has not been a one for one swap as several people bring many, many plants to share. Bring what you can and take what you want. No one wants to take the same plants back home. Also want to reaffirm that books and plantwares are welcome.

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