I have bought them all on EBay from different sellers. They have all died within months of geting them. Then this last one was HUGE and is bloom and looked wonderful in the auction. What I got was a moldy dead mess,by the time it got to me. It was sent by priority mail...but it took over 5 days to get here. So it arrived 'cooked' and dead. And the seller refused to replace the Quite Riot...I was willing to loose the money of the other 2 violets..but she wasnt willing to compomise. And told me "to bad,I dont guarentee plants in the mail". 'Thats why the post office wont insure the boxes of violets.' That was her response. So she got her money and I got a box of dead violets. Including my first BIG Quite Riot. They tend to get mites within months of me getting them. Yet I dont have mites BEFORE I get the violet. And it always seems to happen to Quite Riot.

Hello auqadragonfly, I'm sorry I did not see your post prior to your message today. We look forward to seeing you on May 19th at Clover Community Park! Let us know when you'll be having another one in Earl...we would love to go to yours too.

I would be interested in trading named daylilies for these plants: solomon seal true Polygonatum biflorum jack-in-the-pulpit Arisaema prairie trillium Trillium recurvatum wild ginger Asarum canadense nodding trillium Trillium cernuun See my trade list: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/angelonia_anne

I am looking for people kind enough to trade named daylilies for something off my measly little trade list or for postage. I am trying to convert a Stella de Oro daylily bed (previous owners) into a variety of different daylilies but it is slow going. So far I have: Bama Music, Barbara Mitchell, Hall's Pink, Ruby Stella, Little Business, Grape Magic, Pardon Me, Russian Rhapsody, Sally Summers, Sammy Russell Red & of course, Stella d'Oro. It's taken me three years to get to where I am now. Please let me know if you have anything to offer me. I can trade: umbrella/papyrus water plants, white pickerel rush, creeping Jenny, redbud tree seedlings, yellow Stella de Oro daylilies, orange-red trumpet vine, periwinkle, cannas, green elephant ears & English Ivy. Thank you, Terri