Yes I can say for sure I am interested in some of you sedums. I am interested in the sedum stardust, Aizoon, sediforme, and frosty morning. I can do rooted cutting for the sedums. I have sedum sarmentosum, album coral carpet, coral (when it comes out of dormancy, and green spruce. Also I have pussy willow cutting which if potted make a great pond plant and can be kept as a schrub.

Hi Kelly, I would be interested in a trade, please look at my list I have some things that others don't have, maybe you will see something you would like, I am also in Ohio, by Canton. Tammy

My standout new plant this year was by far Gallardia "Oranges and Lemons". It was the last plant blooming in late Nov after frosts and made tireless stands of beautiful, bright flowers all summer long. I just deadheaded whenever I walked by, and this plant took care of itself. I sure hope it comes back this spring. If not, I will buy another one as an annual, it was THAT GOOD. Agastache "Tutti Frutti" did very well, making a 3 ft small bush that was always beloved by hummingbirds, butterflies and bees. I would like to find a closer place to put one next year so I can better enjoy the creatures that love it so much. Perhaps as part of a container planting on the patio... Disappointments are Monarda "Jacob Cline" because it won't stand upright. It sprawls sideways, etc and is not the look I had hoped for. Nor did it bloom very well this year. Same story for my Gallardia Goblins in same bed, now they did bloom profusely, but not standing up. Instead they flopped all over the place and were a distraction to me. We'll see if they come back too. Not sure what to use in their places if they don't comeback or perform well enough. I need hot colors for a full sun, dry bed in front of house. Sections needing a 3 ft tall upright grower and sections for about a 2 ft tall upright grower. Suggestions ? Thanks in advance !

Put them in the soil if you have a garden, if my memory still is working they don't like the heat and naturally shut down during the summer months, stop watering get them out of the rain, and set them in the coolest place you can find. Perhaps they will come back, only God will know. I certainly can not guarantee that. Only whater when you see new growth, remove all rot. Less water is more. I have always said a grow my plants hard, and with no peat moss and this is the reason why. I don't care how little you paid, if they don't live you didn't get a bargain. this is a lesson we all must learn. Norma