Hi Rodger..thank you for your kindness and I do have a US address..I am new to the site and don't know how to PM you but my email is sarasgreenthumb@gmail.com .. id love to talk about purchasing some from you, that would be amazing..at work for tonight(just incase I'm to busy to check my email, but I will definitely respond :) I can also give you my cell # as text is so easy..even easier than email for me lol(but ether way is good. (705) 5421438

I will just hope for the best with the little guy, he has become my favorite lately, but from what I have managed to find on the internet, I don't think he has a chance. Jen, yes I sure have been busy trying to get them going before we get chilly here in SW Florida. Those are brug cuttings, strong little growers those are! I just received in September, 15 named and 12 unknown varieties. I have become obsessed with brugs last year. Tina, I am going to start another 200 or so seeds this coming week. If I decide that I just can't plant anymore of them, I will for sure offer some to you and others here. I am quickly filling up space in the greenhouses, I always think I have more room than I actually do! I am truely a plantaholic.

Ah ok. Was hoping it would have some chlorophyll and be a variegated seedling. Oh well. Will enjoy it like a flower instead. Thank you!

ive run across a few articles on atlas obscura ... and enjoyed them.. the last was old envelope folding .. back in the olden days ... this article.. fascinating ... but the guy seems to be quoted as the scientist he isnt ... and i wonder about some of what he says ... e.g the article states: While they don’t attain typical redwood heights, some albino suckers grow to about 30 feet tall, living in what appears to be a parasitic relationship with the parent tree. ==>> and i wondered... is a sucker really a parasite .. or a parasitic relationship ... [which sounds more like my first girlfriend... but i digress .. lol...]] as i said.. all in all.. i enjoyed the article.. FWIW ... ken