Good or bad, I am lowering the ph of all my Sans. after reading that they go as low as 5 to 6.5. Most mixes are in the natural range 7. The lower ph, will help them take up nutrients in the soil and help their general health. Fungus can't live in low ph and I don't think many bugs can either. I noticed the pick-up on my Huernia immediately. I'll let you know.

OK - here's what I have earmarked for people - I'll tell you right now that I've been bad on tracking what I want so you may have me down for something different - and that's fine with me! If I left you off I apologize in advance. I'll have a few other things with me that I potted in excess of what was requested, as well. Lin (barkingdogwoods) Barb (MikeandBarb) Kerria Japonica (2) Spanish Bluebells For: Lady in Red Salvia lyre-leaf sage Texas Yellow Columbines Brenda (Barefoot in Texas) Leucojum Aestivum Spanish Bluebells Pickerel Weed Water lettuce For: Lunch Carla (toadlily) Pickerel Weed Water canna (Thalia dealbata) water hyacinth water lettuce For: elephant ear water parsley Carrie (carrie751) Aspidistra - center stripe Kerria Japonica (2) Seven sisters rose start Water canna (Thalia dealbata) Water hyacinth Water lily For: Wood Fern Gloriosa Daisy flame acanthus lyre-leaf sage Elephant Ears Mock Orange Cheryl (seamommy) Elderberry plants Spanish Bluebells duck weed (small) Pickerel Weed Water canna (Thalia dealbata) Water hyacinth Water lettuce For: Four OClocks Flowering Quince Danna (dannab1) Low-growing purple mexican petunia Oxalis (purple) oxygenators For: tadpoles re-seeding salvia volcano plant Darlene (dcarpenter): Kerria Japonica For: St Johns wort OR tansy Debbie (debbiedo7) Elderberry plants Leucojum Aestivum Low-growing purple mexican petunia Narcissus - Avalanche (Seventeen sisters) Narcissus - Ehrlicheer Obedient plants Rain lilies (Zephyrantes candida) Spanish Bluebells tall pink (Chi-Chi) Mexican petunia duck weed For: burro tail morning glory lambs ear string of banana Name Tag Donna (Debbies neighbor) Spanish Bluebells For: Devils backbone Dorothy (ambersas) Arum Italicum (small pups) Kerria Japonica For: loosestrife Violets Hope (Catlunatic) Water hyacinth For: arrowhead dollar bonnet lizard tail James Johnston (element321) Agave pups Tropicana cannas For: Confederate rose cuttings Julie (Mommyfox ) Beautyberry Leucojum Aestivum Rain lilies (Zephyrantes candida) Spanish Bluebells For: Jewel of Opar Violets Maureen (gardenmommaureen) Low-growing purple mexican petunia Spanish Bluebells For: Amaryllis Michelle (fairysoapgirl) Leucojum Aestivum Narcissus - Ehrlicheer Spanish Bluebells For: feather grass houttunyia goldstrum rudbeckia Necia Beautyberry Kerria Japonica Obedient plants For: shasta daisy black and blue salvia Perilla seedling standing cypress seedling Sally (planopondnut) Arum Italicum (small pups) Spanish Bluebells Water hyacinth Water lettuce For: passion vine walking onions redbud photinia Charlene (Sally's mom) Kerria Japonica Tropicana cannas For: Dewberry Raspberry Sylvia (sylviatexas) Agave pups Cross Vine Ghost plant Hot Lips salvia Oxalis (purple) Rain lilies (Zephyrantes candida) Salvia madrensis (forsythia salvia) Sedum Mexican Winged Crown-Beard For: Mulberry and previous trades Tina (Tina_2) Aspidistra - center stripe For: green aspidistra Weldon (weldontx) Kerria Japonica Leucojum Aestivum Rose cuttings For: TBD

Yes, due to the rain it was canceled, hopefully next weekend will be good for digging. I wish more people was interested for some plants cause I have a lot of babies popping up. I also have some Brazilian Rock Rose these are great for container planting too, I had mine in a container the first year and the over wintered in the pots outside just fine. So if you know of anyone else looking for some plants you can dig up extras.

Hi Lynn, I have reds, pinks, yellows and maybe some purple. I have somewhere around 40 to 50 daylilies, some have a tag next to them and some lost their tag. They are hard to dig out, the best way to do it is to dig it up, wash off the soil and cut the leaves to about 3 to 4 inches above the crown, No need for pots or soil just wrap them in news paper, they'll last a few days, that's how they ship them.