Oh, I would LOVE some Frosty Pink! I have a NOID white---my neighbor grew it from seed several years ago, and it's proven VRY hardy here in Zone 7a.

Hi Kathy -- I have Lily of the Valley plants and some Autumn Joy sedums that I should be digging up soon. If this sounds of interest, let me know. I'm interested in your August Beauty gardenias and maybe a few corms of your Crocosmia 'Lucifer' if possible. Oh, and do you have success getting your gardenias to bloom? If so, any hints for this fellow zone 7-er? :) Thanks for all your help and interest.

Hi! Thankyou all for the responses to my wanted posting. Yes Greenthumbguy (Tom) did put me on to a couple of Brugmansia sites that were quite interesting, and I wil have to check them out further, but I just thought that I would put my request out there since as I say I had tried the Canadian forum and then decided to post here as this forum is much more active each day. I enjoy reading all the banter between you all and have gathered some good gardening info. I just don't post too often. Thankyou RuthAnn for your generous offer. If I am ever in the Burlington area around springtime I will let you know. I am in Chatham which is about 3 hours southwest of you. Thanks again all and have a great day. Ross.

Thanks everyone! I actually like this one better than Barbara Watts. Doubles can be "too much" going on for me, but this layering makes it a little less "messy". She's a keeper in my garden...