yes, alicia- you were the other one who'd left before i realized it. i hadn't wanted the cuttings to wilt, which is why i waited til after the general swapping, but as usual i was running my mouth too much and didn't notice folks were leaving (never happen with me, right!?). i'll have to go back and look at my list, but i will try and root what i owe you for spring alicia. if not, i can take cuttings. and i didn't even get to say hello- i'm so sorry! a few other folks were supposed to get one thing, but you and ais had the bulk, other than jean, who got hers. jean, and anyone else who got roses from me: if it was not marked, it was veilchenblau. all of the others would have had a name written on a leaf. it roots easily, isn't too thorny, and is not fragrant. it's a very vigorous climber that blooms in clusters that cover the trellis all at once- so it makes a breathtaking tapestry of grapey purple, blueish purple, reddish pinky purple, and an occasional white bloom. no rebloom, sorry to say. very carefree- the only thing is the JBs like it. i don't spray, feed or do anything else to mine except prune- hard- because it grows so big so fast. tam

Local swap arranged, pending pick-up. :-)

Hi! I'm very interested in trading with you. I have Highland lord and many others, Please check out my trade list and let me know if we can work a deal. Happy Gardening, Kim

Thanks, even with the weeds and computer issues I personally like to see a little foliage in the mix. I've done landscape work forever, it has to grab me from a distance. Spiderman is very nice but for the money Red Ribbons is a "killer". I'll have a full fencerow if life is long enough. A newer, better camera is a must. Hard to grab a good shot of daylilies from afar... The Spider Miracle is truely awesome, I divided a pretty small clump for symetrical reasons, glad to hear it's working well for you. In the field when I decided I needed it...I simply couldn't ignore the giant blooms. I'm not a big fan of red but for some reason I love it in a daylily. Nice mix with the pale yellows, I'd have never planned it on paper but it works! More pics as they come to be, I've got some mystery plants that were free on a U-dig deal...