Rainier Cherry on Mazzard rootstock. In five gallon containers. 6' tall, growing well, and healthy - needs a home (or homes) where they can go in the ground ASAP (much too large to ship!) Have several (at least five) Some of them had a few cherries this year. Needs a pollenizer variety (I do NOT have any other cherry varieties available) Looking for unusual fruits / berries / passion vines (hardy or tropical for the greenhouse) / black raspberry (NOT blackberry!) / purple raspberry / tayberry / loganberry / boysenberry / goumi / chilean guava / mulberry (prefer own rooted must be named variety) / medlar (have one 'Breda Giant' already although I will trade for another) / bilberry / native huckleberry / thimble berry / "Invicta" (or another green named variety) gooseberry - anything edible, I don't have, and it's hardy (or is interesting enough I can find room for it in the greenhouse) I do intend on traveling to the Vancouver, WA area several times in the next month - a person to person trade will possibly work anywhere in Southwest Washington / SeaTac area --- to North Seattle is possible too (for the right plant(s), I will travel!) Also would consider trading my plants for large (10 gallon plus) nursery containers if close or there's a plant trade and I don't have to travel just for the containers (unless there is a quantity of containers!) I'm in SeaTac.

Got all of you written down... Kellie - Do you need a piece of Gerald Darby back? I emailed you about it yesterday. And yes, you can have the beasty-cotoneaster if you want it :) Doris - I have at least a jillion tiny little echinacea seedlings that have just sprouted. I don't know how many you want/need, but if you want more I can get you some of the little teeny ones too. I only potted up the larger ones that are a year old. Maggie - I'll bring you the lavender... I think I have a few babies of Vera as well that I'll try to get potted up for you too. Andi

That looks great, Tom, thanks! And I have you down for: ice cream banana (M. acuminata) passioflower bauhinia tibouchina 1-2 citrus trees (it turns out I only have limes by the way, but I have both the common lime (Bears?) and the Kaffir lime) and whatever else I can sneak into your pile when you're not looking. I have Andi down for the Cavendish banana and a mystery plant I have nightnurse down for tibouchina and a citrus tree and flora2 down for the other bauhinia Hopefully that matches other people's notes? Did I forget anybody? So that leaves me with a passionflower, 3 lemon eucalyptus, a tibouchina, 3 lime trees, 2 mystery plants and 2 paddle plants (I forgot to mention those earlier). Oh yeah, and there's that Ubame Oak that I'm going to sneak in and pretend I don't know who brought it...

Hello Andi, The Tricyrtis "Togen" that you gave me at the spring trade is blooming now. I love it! Could I have one of your Linum Perenne? Thanks, Teresa