Update. Haves: I did some spring cleaning and I came across some wooden Trellis scrap. These vary in size from small to medium size (need an SUV to haul away). If interested contact me via email for a trade. Some of these I can carry to the swap. but the larger ones you will have to pick up. NOIDs: cuttings are from cuttings taken from Carrie few season back I think. Colors range from lite pinks, whites, and peaches. I do have several NOIDs that may have survived our cold weather from last winter. Each one was cut back to the ground before first frost and look like they may have survied. I will dig these up for trade for something special. All brug cuttings will be cuttings without a Y's and may not bloom this year. Adora (not sure if this is the right name) Brug cuttings. Wants: Indoor house plants. Low light to medium light conditions. Sweet heart plants, pathos, and other types of indoor plants Named Brugs Dr Seuss Brug Daturas Honey Suckles Passion Vine Shrimp Plant red or yellow Candel Stick plant Succulents Sedums Milk and Wine Lily Crinum zeylanicum Turk's caps Esperanza also know as Yellow Bells, Hardy Yellow Trumpet, Trumpet-flower, Yellow Elder Texas Star Hibiscus Hardy Hibiscus Please send me an email if interested in a trade...

cut down a tree yesterday & am paying for it today: can't move parts of my body I didn't even know I had! so I'm updating my list (any excuse is a good excuse, right?) Here's what I have: ..................Has.....................Wants Deb: name tag...................crinum (I think the Vick's plant has returned to the earth, but if it shows any green, I'll bring it.) Donna.....................................crinum Rebecca......dog treats...........no entry-Did I miss something? Dorothy..... no real entry, but I have seeds from May's house for her cockscomb, don't know if it's dwarf or not, it's about 16" tall? Lin.....variegated aspidistra,................shade plants ........tall pink Mexican petunia ........aloe Alley......cannas.........................Turk's cap, blue mistflower, Louisiana irises April.....shea butter balms..........many mints, drought-tolerant perennials (I know I'll have Brazilian rock rose, lamb's ears, white yarrow, maybe yarrow Papriks, which is red). Tina.....lemon mint (lots) & cannas......pots! Tessa...tomato seedlings, loquat..............ginger Weldon.....pink or white kolanchoes........aucuba (just cut & stuck them this morning!) Danna....evergreens?....................tough roses Julie...yellow ice plant, pink mum.........lamb's ear, crinums, Bridal Wreath cuttings if they root, ginger if I can find, bulbs depending on what I can find Carrie......ice plant, tall cannas............mauve crinum If I've omitted anything, please let me know. off to take an aspirin... (Does anybody know a way to get columns to show up on the posts?)

Thank you so much, everyone, for such a great day! I'm so happy I can hardly stop thinking about plants! I got almost EVERYTHING planted yesterday afternoon, I was so proud! Barb, Sylvia, I wanted to thank you especially for the Rose of Sharon and the redbud seedlings, respectively. I hope everyone else enjoys what they got as much as I enjoy mine! These swaps are always such positive, supportive experiences, and I hope as the tradition grows they only become more so. I'm going to start working now on programming a web page devoted to the swap with a database and separate member pages so that it will be easy to keep track of trades. Hopefully if I get cracking now it will be done in time for the fall swap. I promise to make it easy to use for all the non-computer folk out there! If anyone has any suggestions for it, feel free to email me at mommyfox @ gmail . com.

Gretchen, this is the FW Swap thread, LOL! I am glad you all found a church; I think you'll love it! Also, I told someone about the Denton swap, just can't remember her name right now; she lives closer to you "northerners"! Well, my "photogenic" personality remains consistent: the photographer always catches me with my eyes closed & my mouth open! Isn't that an adorable picture of Sheridan (Sherry) & Jordan!!! Like Nan, I have a lot of work to do! I got everything out of the car & drenched the plants that need/can tolerate it (ie, not the sanservia or the cactus...is it pencil or devil's backbone?), got all those blue bottles into the garage to keep them dry, planted the apple mint, daffs, & put the red amaryllis in a pot. Whew! It was a great get together, & thanks to Pam we had a secure place to meet; the park was jam-cram packed on this Easter week-end! Thanks to all of you for making it a success, & I'm looking forward to doing it again in the autumn!