Hi Karen, Would you be interested in a Tibouchina rooted cutting or a Duranta erecta 'Variegata' rooted cutting? By the way thank you for the Daydream Brugmansia seed. It is now about 12" tall and do great:) Denise

Chaz... you may be right! But a few orchids won't take up that much space, and it's either orchids or more bulbs! I have a funny feeling it's going to be a little of both! I'll make room! I'm very good at packing and shipping, and I've got organizational skills from moving more times than I can count, and working in the shipping department of a tool company for several years! I know I can rearrange until I find a spot for a pot or two... or three or four! Hehe! Kitty... You may want to check out PhotoBucket as an option for photo storage online... once you have your photos uploaded to an album, which is simple, all you need to do is copy and paste the html right into a post here... and PhotoBucket writes the coding for you! And it's free! Just sign up and create an account! PhotoBucket has all kinds of options, too! You can resize pictures right there, and there are tons of other options and things you can do with photos... I put the link below so you can check them out! Here is a link that might be useful: PhotoBucket

Here's some golden vrieseas to join your celebrations. Our chance to post our golden ones (might not last another 4, 8 , 12 .... years) Vr Golden Legend Vr Saffron Crush Vr Hybrid And not forgetting our valiant efforts, here's what 6th place might resemble Just Kidding- brom humour

In the early spring, take soft/semi hardwood tip cuttings about 6 inches long, dip in rooting hormone - preferably liquid. Immediately pot them into a free draining mix. Water & mist spray well and allow to drain. Cover with a plastic bag. Place on bottom heat source eg. hot water heater, heat mat etc., out of direct sunlight. The cuttings should have roots in 2 weeks or less. This method has been used successfully for Brug. sanguinea tip cuttings and that's saying something, because these are difficult to root. If you take the Solandra cuttings off the top of the plant with a tiny flower bud attached, the cutting won't always abort them and can hold onto them, in a state of suspended animation, until the cutting forms roots, at which point bud development proceeds as normal. Hope this works for you! Be sure to email me and let me know how it goes.