I would be interesting in trading. Please contact me to discuss what might be a suitable trade.

All I have is the Asarum canadense which is pretty common. - Jim

A very versitile species. Yes, it does prefer that moist soil, but doesn't need it. Mine grows under native oaks in dry gravelly soil. While I am sure it does not do as well as it could, it is still very satisfying. I have seen other people grow it under tall pine where it is equally dry, and all is well and good. But as with just about any plant, the more sun, the more flowers. I would be concerned next to the house about lime leaching from the foundation. Alkaline soil - not good. If you're worried, replace the soil. If you just want to see what happens, than so be it. Removal and readdressing the problem later is not difficult. Could make a nice addition, especially if your basement window is near the soil level where you could peer at the flowers and nice foliage without bending down.

I no longer have those. I now have some others though if you are interested please email me. I do not have them listed. TY Deb estrail1rider@yahoo.com Here is a link that might be useful: DavesGarden