I would love to trade. Please look at my list or if you have something that you would like let me know. I have several vines that I can take cutting and root. Cup and Saucer Vine, I have a pandora pink vine and several black eyed susan vines that are easy to start rooting from. I have butterfly bushes. I did buy two new plants the year that has done so well I will be dividing. Sunset corespsis. LMK barnbatt

i would like them if they are available and can certainly help dig them up. Just let me know if they are still available. Thanks

Paula, the fact you are dyslexic has nothing to do with your intelligence, which is fine. My DH had it undiagnosed for years, yet managed to be a rocket scientist among other things. Determined people can overcome many problems. I wondered where you were, missing for so long. Don't desert me now, we have to hold down the southeastern corner of the country, you know. If I can do something to assist, let me know. I have several multiples, although my approach is to get them from different sources. Like Fortunei Hyacinthina....different nurseries, and they look totally different too. And I got Sagae x2 from Naylor, and one arrived having 2 separate eyes, the other had one. I put them all in the same pot anyway, and they are getting to be really nice. I also have 2 Lemon Limes. Two Golden Tiaras...or is it Grand Tiaras....or two of both? Oh yeah. I have 8 plantaginea, some from the same nursery....like 3 from Solberg, 2 from Green Mt, 1 Mama from Plant Delights, 2 from Seawright which had foliar nems but seems cured this year. And then who keeps track of the ones I got as a 2nd when I was afraid the first would die? Like Stained Glass, Brother Stefan, hypoleuca, Invincible .....they are not the same age though, so not good for your experimenting. Glad to see you back posting. Your plants are looking great. WE are getting rain now, hope you dried out because we're sending it your way. :)

i am in the middle of an intense coffee buzz .. lol .. i see red 2nd.. and white thirds ... where is the blue???? regardless.. congrats ... quite a thrill.. eh ken ps: one thing i note... if i recall from 1998 when i last did it ... we used cotton balls... jammed in the neck of the vase ... to hold the leave bolt upright facing forward ..... for precise viewing ... note how some of these are perfectly facing the judges.. and others are twisted all around ... and why you want a thin necked vase .. rather than say.. that mason jar .... ps: now i hit send.. and see you posted a second pic... lol ...