I have two kinds of sedum, one blooms a beautiful maroon and the other is a mauve/pink. I would love to have the narcissus bulbs....as much as you would like to share. Thanks!!!!!!

I could be mistaken, but I believe that the tobacco used in pre-Columbian North America was Nicotiana rustica. N. tobaccum was grown in the Caribean and introduced into the Virginia and the Carolinas by the colonists where it not only became a major cash crop for export to Europe but was universally adopted by the natives as well. N. rustica is a smaller plant with yellow flowers but is more potent than common tobacco.

If you are part of an educational institution I highly encourage you to pay a visit to the New England Wildflower Society in Framingham, MA. They are probably have one of the largest collections of rare native plants of the North East, and I'm sure you might be able to acquire some good species for your local collection from them. Also, their gardens are absolutely spectacular. Here is a link that might be useful: New England Wildflower Society

I have multiple drought tolerant, some native, but all hardy butterfly nectar and host plants to trade. I am interested in your dragon fruit plants. Please send direct email to discuss trade. Thank you.