I wouldl ike to try and work a trade for your iris. i don;t have much to trdae yet! i do have some daylily that i traded for that came with names. i can trade them, but will not guarantee the names because i have not seen them bloom. if you are interested i can get you the names of them. i also have butterfly ginger. I have a few left - they are plain and varigated mixed. PLMK! JEnnifer

I would like to trade for your Iris. I have the following available for trade: Mexican Oleander (yellow), Canna (have red and yellow), Japanese Plum, Turk's Cap, Dwarf Banana (green with red). All are nice sized plants.

I can send you some blue iris for postage, & I have the historic Crimson King iris, a dark red/purple with a white beard. It blooms early (March 8 was the first bloom here this year), & then again in early to mid-June. You can see a photo of it on the Argyle Acres site. I have cannas, too, but I don't understand what kind you're wanting. I have: lemon yellow Conestoga, which is maybe 5' or so tall, one that I think is Wyoming, at least 7' tall, flashy orange flowers on purplish bloomstalk, green leaves, & canna indica "Indian shot", about 4.5 to 5' tall, coral-red species-type flower (pointy, hummers are supposed to love them), green foliage. Please email me at sylviaboardwalk@aol.com in case I don't get back to the exchanges forum to check.

Annie, Your box went out yesterday morning. DC# 03062400000028162590 Hope you like everything. I sent you some daylily seeds also; saw on your trades page that you were getting started collecting them. There is nothing better than going out in your garden in the a.m. and seeing a daylily bloom for the very first time anywhere. Hope they turn out beautiful for you. You should store them in the veggie bin and plant in peat pots in a sunny window in Feb. or you can wait and plant them directly in the garden in early spring. Sorry these Iris are a little dry. When I dug up my clumps last month for trades my back started hurting soon after; so these have been sitting around waiting for me to get them replanted. You saved their lives!!! LOL They are dry, but not nearly as dry as the ones you buy in the stores. Don't you dare feel terrible about Jennid. It's my fault!!! Being a newbie I was just so anxious to get my new treasures I didn't wait long enough before contacting you. As we all know.....nobody's perfect; and I'm certainly not... by a long shot. :) I'm sure Jennid has forgiven us both; she is a really sweet person. Roxanne