I sent you both emails. Also, i neglected to mention i have about 5 VERY old clumps. they are very large and hold a lot of mass... sort of like the mass of a large colocasia tuber, just instead swollen tuberous roots. heres an example of what i mean by VERY mature and large:

Hi! We have a lot of Virginia Bluebells that are about three to four inches tall. We bought a start years ago from a Wildflower & Hosta Farm. They have multiplied and we like to get rid of some,but want them to have a good home. How many starts do you want? We live in zone 5, and not sure how they will grow in the hot weather of Florida. I will trade for the postage, as I am sure your plants would not grow in this cold weather. We had better than four inches of snow yesterday, but the Bluebells are still standing. Thanks.

Hi Karen; I have the catmint, euphorbia and symphytum. I think I have the symphytum - I will check tomorrow. I would be interested in the hosta, clematis and daylilies. Let me know! Megan

Just 'cause the swap is nearly here--these are my wants!! I have a lot of haves. Check them out! -ANYTHING FOR SHADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -Foamflower, any type -Hellebores, any -Primula japonica (any tall candelabra Primroses) -columbines -BOSTON Ivy -Serviceberry bush -Hostas, any type--but esp. BLUE or BIG leaf -Bloodroot -Trillium, any -Bergenia, any -Super Petunia, Wave petunia -Astilbe, any type -Goats Beard -Brunnera, any type -Spice Bush (Allspice) -Pieris -Aucuba -Ilex, any verigated type, or highly fruiting -Black eyed susan vine -White Echinacea -mountain bluet -hydrangea, oakleaf, bigleaf, or any -Japanese painted ferns -Solomon Seal -Azaleas!!!! -Rhododendrons (esp. native species) -corydalis -shade geranium -polemonium -Lamium -foxglove -Japanese anenome -Woodland poppies -Camelias -Dicentra (any) -Hecuchera -Yellow or pink Canna Lilies -Climbing Hydrangea -Clematis -Heirloom Tomatoes -Black rapsberries -Fig Trees -Alpine Strawberries IÂm open to almost anything!!