I might be interested in trading with you. I had 1 each, male and female, hardy kiwi at my last home. I never got any fruit either, though the variegated leaf on the male was beautiful! Is yours variegated? I don't have any fruit trees or blueberry bushes. I DO have Zebra grass (Miscanthus Zebrinus), Maiden Grass (Graziella), Northern Sea oats, Red Switch Grass (Panicum virgatum Rotstrahlbusch) and Fountain Grass (Pennisetum alopecuroides) I could get nice starts from all of these but some of them are much younger grasses than others. The Maiden and Zebra are limited only by what I can dig/ship. Thanks, Pat

Mike LOL!!! Thank you, I will keep my eyes open for the FedEx man! :) Tally, tell them the tale of the seedlings that got thrown away over the winter because they looked weak or let the spider mites get to them *shudder* - that should straighten them out! HAHA! PickledPink- aw man! Sorry to hear they aren't performing, it could also just be the seeds! In the beginnng it's a little tricky getting the moisture right but once they germinate they get much tougher & can handle fluctuations in moisture & heat much better. Don't give up! Kasie, that is so awesome of you to say that, thank you!! I don't know what is really making them bloom-at first I thought it was just the Penang Peach seeds but then a couple other varieties got going. I'm curious to see how others perform in the future, I hope they keep it up! Disneyhorse, please keep us updated on your progress! I'm learning as I go but one thing for sure is the seedlings aren't as fragile as I thought they were. They do need some special care but I think they can handle more than is commonly recommended for them. Thank you Maark, I appreciate the nice comments! Powderpuff, thank you! I have them in Miracle Grow potting soil mixed with perlite. Kim, I have to order it from Amazon, I don't know where else to get it? Recently I had one of those 'you know you've lost it' moments when my GALLON of FP showed up LOL! It looks much bigger in person!!! Thank you all for the interest in my seedlings & all the nice comments, you guys are the greatest!

Hi Seil, Thank you for the kind words of support. I am happy that they went to a wonderful home. They are in a new climate zone and state now. :) I hope they do well there. Reem

Hi Karen, Would you need something in exchange- I'm a new home owner trying to salvage a neglected yard and don't have much to offer. Of course, I'd be willing to pay shipping. I do have some random houseplants, and a strange unknown bulb that is growing all over my yard (waiting for it to be ID'd by Univ. Extension). Thanks Judy