I would like to have the two brugs you list. In fact, I signed on to look for Axelrose, so this is a nice coincidence. From your list I have cardamon ginger to offer. I have other plants as well, including some uncommon brugs, though I'm not sure I can take cuttings just yet. I did not know that Mon Amour de Montreuil and Star Dancer were available here. I'd love to know if you have succeeded in finding them.

I have some beautiful outdoor Nandina bamboo that doesn't invade- would love to trade! shoot me an email - & LMK! kasha77

Dan.. You have no idea how many hours of searching you have saved me. I'm new to the Brug. "world" so I know almost nothing about what's available. Too many of the Brug's. I want to grow, are mostly found in Europe...but I just recently bought two plants that will be sent to me when the weather in NYC warms up. I bought "Miami Orange Glow" and "Gold Traum" for starter plants, but I think I would like to add some upward facing Brug's. to my limited collection. Thanks for the great information regarding the Aurea-type hybrids. My search has taken a new turn in the right direction. Much obliged. Frank

Zoysia is amazing. It is more comfortable than my carpet to walk on barefoot. The only thing I do not like about it is when other types of grass mix in so when it is supposed to be yellow in the winter there may be some patches of green. Also the other type of grasses grow faster in the summer so that negates the benefit of not having to mow much. But with that said... When i mow my lawn the lines are amazing and I have neighbors who always comment on my lawn. They always ask what chemicals I use and I do not use any. About 5 of my Brugs have partially leaved up by now. There are a few that may only come back from the roots, but only time will tell. The 10 day shows a low of 34 so I still think I am in the clear(fingers are crossed though). -David