Hi Amanda & welcome!! Scroll down the page all the way to the green ribbon/bar at the bottom. Click on the Member Pages link and you'll have a choice of what you want to do. One of the links is Edit Your Exchange Lists. Click that link and you should be able to add the information about seeds for trade, seeds you're looking for etc. Happy trading!!!

I am just now getting back due to bad weather we had to unplug the computer.Ashley had several nose bleeds after she came home and last nite.No she did not pick her nose.What happen ,she has always had them.With all this pollen,her sinitus is bad,her nose drys out,and her blood vessels are really weak.We are planning to see a ENT doctor because since she has them so often.Thanks from the bottom of my heart for ALL who replyed to this post.You have been very helpful.We had to throw away her good shirt since it was so bad covered.She got very sick to her stomach.Yes she did panic and Greg [my hubby] told her to try not to panic because it made her bleed worst and he talked to her several times over the phone assuring her she would not die over this.I was told also to go to CVS and ask them if they sell something you can shoot up her nose to stop it.Someone just told us they do sell something that she could carry in her purse,that would stop it right than.Thanks again for ALL your help.She goes to the tanning bed but we told her not to go today since she could get it bleeding again getting hot.Yesterday after they got it to stop bleeding,she is going to dog grooming school,she got hot and it broke loose again.So that is why we do not think she needs to go tan today.

Stacey -- is this a Craigslist item? Have you purchased it yet?

I can't tell from what you are posting if they are saying anything I would argue with. Isn't prunus subhirtella pendula the same as prunus subhirtella pendula 'plena rosea'? Prunus x subhirtella 'Pendula' is a synonym of P. pendula. It is the large growing, pale pink single weeping cherry that is seen growing on its own in Japan, called wild weeping cherry. Older plantings here have large examples also, may have numbers of seedlings come up. Anywhere one of these is known to be present and accessible it may be possible to raise additional specimens of the same type from the fruits. Or transplant spontaneous seedlings of it, from the same site. P. x subhirtella 'Pendula Plena Rosea' is a synonym of P. pendula 'Pendula Plena Rosea', double weeping cherry. It produces double dark pink flowers. Another of the more familiar kinds is P. pendula 'Pendula Rubra', pink weeping cherry. It produces single flowers, pinker than P. pendula, wild weeping cherry. Most weeping forms of Higan cherry belong to P. pendula rather than P. x subhirtella. Apparent differences between the two include P. pendula producing leaves that are longer relative to their width and flowers on longer stalks.