would love to do a large trade with you. I have poets narcissus which is an old one and 2 other small narcissus that are also old all came from my mothers. I have a large yellow double daffodil and a pale yellow double. 3 colors of peonies (one is a gorgeous dark red also my Moms) purple wisteria seeds, lots and lost of iris. Drawf purple and drawf lavender. Tall yellow siberian. Just to name a few, please check out my trade page. I would love all of your drawfs and any lilies but I am game for anything that will survive in zone 5.

Hello, I would be interested in a few michael pauls. I have a mixed variety of TB irises. Some are all purple, some are purple (more like wine) and beige and some are yellow. They will be mixed though so I wont be able to ID each specific one. Please send me a PM if your interested. Thanks http://www.flickr.com/photos/40485628@N02/

I have divided my rhizomes this year. What I have ready and can ship are Montmartre, Kathy Chilton, Honeycomb, Downtown Brown, and of course Great Lakes (I will send several of those) and a few extra rhizomes. If you send me your address I can get them out. I wouldn't ask for any payment just that you send an equal amount my way, and label the variety (I just write with sharpie on the fan leaves). My email is davidsvision@gmail if you would like to exchange info that way (and i can check what shipping will be). I don't see a way to send private messages here, maybe I'm missing something. I'm never on this site. Thank you kindly.

Canada, while I generally think of all of it as cold, lol, is pretty big. :) Can you give us a zone number? It really helps us answer questions if we know more about where a person is located, zone-wise. Do you have a balcony? A door to the outside that you can leave them by? (as opposed to an apartment building where your door opens to a hallway). Access to an unheated garage? If your only option is indeed inside your apartment, I think you will have some problems, at least with the peony. I have no experience with iris setosa. In general I agree with gardengal. I've left both potted peonies and potted iris outside over the winter with almost no protection, but I'm in zone 6 CT. Depending where in Canada you are it might make a difference. The biggest thing is to keep them dormant once they go dormant. You want to avoid, as gardengal said, frost heave, and breaking dormancy too early.