I would like Alluim Globe Master and or Iris and or tulips. I have hosta and lily of the valley plants. I also have 4 o'clock or money plant seedlings.

Hi. Can I have some of your Guava seeds please. ysickles@hotmail.com Thank you Yoli What I HAVE àAfrican Daisy (FLOR) àAsters (FLOR) àBeet/Betabel (VEG) àBlack Eye Susan Vine (FLOR) àCalifornia Giant Zinnias (FLOR) àCantalope/ Melon (FRUTA) àChile California àChile Cascabel àChile de Arbol àChile Guajillo àChile Pasilla àChile Pequin àChile Tepin àCilantro (HIERBA) àClendula oficinalis (FLOR) àCosmos (FLOR) àDimorphotheca (FLOR) àGenovese Basil/Albahaca (HIERBA) àGolden Tuft Alyssum Saxatile (FLOR) àGrapefruit (White)/Toronja (FRUTA) àGreen Bellpepper /Pimiento verde (VEG) àJuniper Berries (ARBUSTO) àLechuga (Black Seeded Simpson) (VEG) àOregano (Origanum Vulgare Hirtum) (HIERBA) àOsteospermun (FLOR) àRaimbow Peppercorns (ESPECIE) àRhubarb/Ruibarbo (VEG) àSage Common (Salvia Officinalis) (HIERBA) àSpinach/Espinaca (VEG) àSunflower (Mommoth Russian) (FLOR) àSunflower Red/ mix colors (FLOR) What I AM LOOKING FOR q Abrus (Abrus Precaurius ) Poisonous q Achiote (Bixa Orellana) q Bleeding Heart Valentine (Dicentra Spectabilis Valentine) q Blue Asiatic Poppy (Meconopsis grandis - M. grandis) q Cancer Herb (Acalypha Aryensis) q CatâÂÂs Claw (Uncaria Tomentosa) q Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Verum) q Coleus (Solenostemon) q Crocus Morado q Cunahate (Costus Specious) q Dappled Willow (Shrub) q Daylili q Dollarweed (Apliaceae Umbelliferae), Hydrocotyle Umbellata, Pennywort Apiaceae q Gazania mix q Huevos de Chucho (Thevetia Ohovai) q Hyacinth Lilac Lavender (Syringa hyacinthiflora) q Hyacinth Muscari/ Lluvia(Baby Breath) q Ixcanan/ Chocloco (Hamelia Patens) Skins irritations q Japanese Kerria (Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora') q Leggy (Petunias) q Lithodora Evergreen. Electric Blue Radiant q Lonicera Vine (Lonicera sempervirens) q Love lies bleeding (Amaranthus Caudatus) q Muscari grape hyacinths q Muscari Little Viguette q Nasturtiums (Nasturtium (genus) q Neem (Azaderachta Indica) q Oakleaf Hydrangea leaves unfolding q Periwinkle (Vinca Minou) European ground cover q Rhododendron (Shrubs) Azaleas q Santa Maria Plant (Piper Peltatum L.) Pain Reliever/ muscle spasm/ Inflamacion, Malaria q Sleeper/Mimosa (Mimordica Charantia L.) Kidney Problems q Sorosi (Memordica Charantia L.) Bitter melon q Tiny Yellow Violas (Violaceae) q Verbena (Verbenaceae) q Weigela Shrub (Weigelea Florida) q Wild rose Alberta (Rosa acicularis) q Yellow Magnolias (Magnolia acuminata) q Yellow Narcissus(- âÂÂNarcissus papyraceus

Grandma, I started transplanting around the first day of Spring, bulbs and mostly perennials that are in beds around the foundation of the house, where it warms up fastest. This year I actually planted 2 Amaryllis bulbs on the south side of the house even before Spring started! I was annoyed with them because they sent up only foliage this winter, and so they were banished outside, about 6 inches away from the foundation. With a little organic bulb fertilizer. I am not worried about frost because the foundation is warm and prevents frost from reaching that close to the house. They are actually doing quite well, but it's been dry, so I water them pretty regularly. Maybe I can bring them in and they will bloom next winter.

Hello all, Not sure if it's ok to post this here - but thought you might be interested! http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/htn1/program/Open_Garden.htm "Fanshawe College Opens Gates to Cuddy Property in St. Thomas on June 5 th 10-4 and 6th 11-4 to Honour the Legacy of A.M. (Mac) Cuddy." The A.M. (Mac) Cuddy Gardens, owned by Fanshawe College and managed by the Horticulture Technician Program, feature one of the largest collections of plants in Ontario. A.M. (Mac) Cuddy Garden In 2007, Patricia VanOmen Cuddy, widow of the late A.M. (Mac) Cuddy, donated the property known for decades as Cuddy Gardens to Fanshawe College. This living legacy is comprised of a lush and unique garden stretching over more than five acres and thrives under the constant attention of the horticulture students and specialists at Fanshawe. It also includes the century-old residence where Mac Cuddy and his family lived for more than 56 years. Over 2,000 species are displayed in dry, rock, woodland, perennial, rose and aquatic gardens. Several plants found in the garden, such as the indigenous Cucumber Magnolia and the Yellow Trillium, are on the endangered species list.