HAVE: Helianthus Maximiliani & Zebrina Malva & Obedient Plant & Gaillardia "Sundance and Razzle Dazzle," & Geranium "Tiny Monster" & Heuchera "Palace Purple". Am interested in Perrenials, no annuals. Lady Baltimore Hibiscus Plants with BIG leaves like Tetrapanax Gunnera manicata Astilboides tabularis Hosta Sum and Substance Darmera peltata Rheum palmata 'Tagutica' and Tetrapanax papyrifera Alocasias, the big ones!! Sunflower "Little Doritt" Plants with VARIEGATED leaves like Cannas (variegated only) others perrenials/shrubs Clumping bamboo for zone 6 Oregano "kents Beauty" Sedums (not autumn joy or prple emprr) Fragrant lilies only Jasmines (have maid of orleans and ..tuscany" Hoya plant imperialis Reblooming Iris R. linearifolium spider azalea FRAGRANT THINGS PERRENIAL THINGS WITH !COLOR! and FLORIFEROUS! English roses, names not important if fragrant

I have Helianthus angustifolius, Agalinis purpurea, Bidens aristosa, Solidago sp., Verbena bonariensis, Pavonia hastata. Let me know if you would be interested in trading with me. Thank you. Don Here is a link that might be useful: My Tradelist

I am growing them since last 2 years and one thing which I fail to understand is no new leaves appear on them from November to January time,I tried everything but no result,I have planted same plant near the seashore just 30 kms away from my place and I am surprised to see it is blooming like anything though soil there is not as good as what we have,does this have anything to do with the dry climate at my place during winter?btw I am in India.Any feedback shall be highly appreciated thanks.

I haven't been visiting GW much this past year because of personal reasons, but popped in today and was delighted to see your bog garden pics. I remember the earlier postings and you've come a long way. Great job! As someone else said, plants in this kind of setting grow fast!! So expect to have to remove, cut back, split, give away, etc. the plantings quite a bit as time goes by. About your pathway, my suggestion would be to use the one chair you have near the entrance of the path (actually partially on the path - feet on the path where it is dry - and put something with some weight on the opposite side. One idea would be to dig in (a bit) the rock you found (dugout) into the grass area to the side front of the mulch path. Just curve in the bog bed right up to into the mulch path at that point, letting the rock protrude just a bit into the mulch to tie things together and still leave the path usuable. Then add behind and somewhat to the side what I call a "stop and look at me plant", a small sedge like Carex Bowles Golden would be perfect, giving some height and brilliant color, and lastly add a small rustic sign BOG GARDEN or WELCOME, or whatever you like or find to the combo.