I am about to divide my red hot pokers and am interested in both your blue and your white agapanthus (lily of the Nile). How tall do they get? Please check my list and see if there is another plant you want. Thanks, Susan

I have a nice sized plant I can send you. I am interested in your Missouri Primrose (Sundrops), Oenothera Missouriensis thanks Sharon Cash Zone 7

i am interested in red hot poker plants. also what color is your crocosmia? i have dalilies to trade. i have a huge red, a double red, coral, a dark red /black and a couple of named daylily. PLMK. Jennifer

MamaSpud - I am trying some this year for the first time (Ferry-Morse seeds that I found at a True Value Hardware store I frequent that sells plants) and it took a little over 3 weeks for mine to sprout. They finally made an appearance a week ago. I had them in a little clear solo cup under some lights and near my apt. heater where it is warm (usually >72° F and often in the low '80s). They ended being the latest to get sprouted and the last of my perennials to sprout too... I planted them in some Promix soil and put a little saran wrap (secured with a rubber band) over the top to create a mini-greenhouse. Once the first sprouted, I took the plastic off and only bottom water them (there's a hole at the bottom of the cup and I fill the little saucer with water and keep adding until the soil soaks it up to make it just moist). I also have a little fan blowing across all my seedlings to keep the air moving. My lights are actually a pair of 500W Home Depot worklights on a stand but a couple feet away. I think most people use the fluorescents but I have some high light tropicals under these lights too, so alot of things share them during winter. This is what they look like today (1 week after germinating):