Hi! I do not have bulbs to trade, but I do have seeds. I have home grown Serrano, Ghost (Bhut Jolokia), Wiri Wiri, and Scotch Bonnet peppers. All have produced and given me nice peppers I have used. They were open polinatd, but only those peppers were grown so I assume they lost no heat. Hand dried I can give quite a few, so if you want 10 seeds or 50, just ask. I also have a couple year old seeds of other plants if it interests anyone. Onion flavor chives, California Wonder 300tmr Bell pepper, Salad Blend, Spinach, Vates Non Heading Collards, Garlic Chives, and yellow crimson watermelon. A few bulbs will be appreciated a lot. As well if you have any experience with it what is your best advice to grow it in containers here in central florida.

I had some in my yard and it did well. Unfortunately I had a lot of work done out front where the crocus were and they got trampled by the workmen. They don't seem to have survived. They are pretty and it's nice to get a crocus in the fall. This reminds me that I should get some more bulbs and re-plant. Now that things are finished out front, they should be safe. I guess I planted them originally in ignorance. Regular crocus do well in New England so at the time I assumed the saffron crocus would too. Seems to have been true.

They are planted within my woodland garden area so they are planted with ferns. Eventually, I plan to plant them in a woodland setting with edible spring ferns because I love fiddle heads. Perhaps in our climate think more about companion planting than "cover" cropping. Why? Because you want something that "shows" the crocus when they bloom! They are beautiful - so a decides plant, or something that declines a bit in the fall would be a nice companion. Also something that will not smother, cover or crowd the bulbs out (which means most traditional ground covers are out).

Leave them be. They'll be fine. Mine always were when I lived in Long Beach, CA.