Hi maewest, Welcome to Garden Web and The Plant Exchange. I thought you might like to know there is no email link on your member page, thus no way to email you. Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for complete instructions on getting your Member Page email link set up. You might also want to add your zone/location in the one box provided for the gardening zone. See I am zone 5/6 S IN By putting that info in your profile, it will be shown on your Member Page and will always automatically be shown whenever you post. Once you get your link set up, you might want to respond to the other posts you have already posted to again, letting them know you can now be reached. hth. Sue

Hello! I have some Miss Nancy lamium with pink blooms, Herman's pride archangel lamium, blue spruce sedum, acre sedum with yellow flowers, and vinca major variegata that would all do well for your area. PLMK if interested in any of these. I also have rose vervain that spreads well and has beautiful purple flowers on it and comes back yearly. It does well in shade and sun as do the others I have also in both areas. I have lots of all these. I would be interested in some of your daylilies and maybe some iris. If these aren't of any interest maybe we can do a trade for some! Thanks, Melinda

I have some Florida azalea and sourwood seedlings -- they probably can't go into the ground until next year though, they are tiny. I have a spare Prairie rose seedling (also small), and will probably have rooted cuttings of swamp rose this fall as well. I am going to try to root some winterberry, beautyberry and blue mist shrub so there will be extras. I dug a sucker of a Carolina rose -- if that doesn't work I'm going to try to grow more from seed, if this drought doesn't keep the hips from maturing.

Callicarpa americana - American Beautyberry and Myrica cerifera - Southern Wax Myrtle both grow like weeds on my property. I don't know if you still want either, but I am sure I can find a small plant or at least cuttings to send you.