msbatt, I am not interested in daffs at this time unless they are species or pink. Do you have any other plants or seeds to trade? Susan

Thanks, Elaine. I hadn't answered you about it before because I feel bad about going SASE. I also wanted to go to the plant sale, but I don't know if I'm going to make it - I have to wait for service, and I don't know when. Turns out I have a bunch of NE aster I could have contributed, too, darnit. I thought I'd gotten them all out, but they just shot up during that last rain.

Mel....May I call you Mel? LOL.....I will bring some Four Nerve Daisies for you. These are native and are evergreen every year. They also bloom year round although sporadically in the winter. They grow wild here at my place and get no supplemental water. They've survived the drought of the last couple of years and now are exploding with all of the moisture we have been getting. If you could see the "soil" they are growing in, you would laugh out loud. It's like two inches of grey chalk dust on top of solid rock. They are really a tough and pretty plant. I've moved about a dozen to my garden beds and they are thriving. They seem to love the moisture as long as the soil is well drained. I hope you like them. I bet you go home from this swap with a ton of good stuff. By the end of the swap, we are all trying to find homes for the things we don't want to have to carry back home with us. In fact, you might want to post this on the swap thread. Kristi

I'm not sure what kind mine are, but I have a white that's been up for awhile and getting nice and bushy. I also have a pink with huge slightly variegated leaves that's peeking now. The reddish leaf one I'm still waiting for. Mine are all in the ground.