Alicia's azalea seedlings rock, and I would always be happy to trade for another! Mine aren't quite big enough to plant out yet, but they keep growing. So this is what I think-correct me if wrong: Ais: fuchsia ÂSanihanfÂ, for polygonatum 'humile' Alicia: fuchsia ÂSanihanf and bloodroot, for heucherella and columbine Tammy: (dig sourwood baby for next time; all your kiwi cuttings rooted and sprouted!) Karen, fuchsia ÂSanihanfÂ, anything fine in return. Ralph: either Spires salvia would be wonderful. What are you looking for? I have Mimulus niger, fuchsia, or ÂKaliedescope Abelia for you, if youÂd like. Rootdigger: bloodroot for hardy hibiscus or begonia? I have available: Seedling Tiarella crosses between native and ÂIron Cross  these all look different and are lush and drought tolerant when established Agastache Âhoneybee blue Seedlings of Zephyranthes labuffarosea (2 pots of baby bulbs) Rattlesnake Plantain(1) Impatiens capensis and native butterfly pea have become pests for me, so plenty to share Beautyberry (1) Bloodroot (5) Seedlings of Salvia splendens ÂDancing Flame Seedlings of Campanula latifolia If you see somthing else on my un-updated trade list, it can probably still be dug. Looking for shade plants. Unusual lantana. More tiger lilies that do so well here. Still seeking Impatiens zomensis lost to everyone I think.

Wanna run, I have a yard that is only a little more advanced than the backyard challenge, so I'm interested in everything you have. My crotons are kind of neat, one is a weeping one that roots really easily, another looks like a gold dust, and another doesn't look like anything I've ever seen at the big boxes _ it's got a mitten shaped leaf, more or less, green with yellow speckles. The weeping one, which is the prettiest, is also the easiest to root. I have a little one now in a pot, after rooting it in water, that you're welcome to. Or I'll cut you bigger ones and can practically guarantee they'll root in water. the other two are a little more difficult. I've only succeeded once with the mitten-shaped one, meaning, of course, now it's become the one I'm completely taken with. It's difficult so it beguiles me. silly, I know. Anyway, I work in downtown Miami, at the Herald. And I live in the city, in the north end. send me an email at susannahnesmith (at) yahoo.com and let's work out a trade. and jeepboy27, I think I have sources for brugs and plumeria now, but I'm getting almost evangelical about my unusual crotons. They are really neat. More people should grow them. You want to come down and get some cuttings? I've got plenty of persian shield too. Both root in water, without even using rootone or anything. They're easy. send me an email and we'll work out when and how. (with a name like jeepboy, i suspect my boyfriend of the honda civic will want to be here :) Susannah

Ricky, I have a small red and a small pink Etilator (sp?) that I can divide for you. So far I have you down for those, some broms, and a michelia champaca. I still have american beautyberrys (see GardenPa's thread to see how pretty these are in bloom!), michealia champaca (orange flower) seedlings, miscellaneous hoyas (mostly carnosa or the green sports of KP or KQ), plumerias (see pictures), plumeria pudica, and miscellaneous coleus & perilla (perilla is a great subsitute for coleus for hot sunny areas with little water), Hedychium Sherry Baby (I think I got this from Evelyn last swap? It's now my favorite!), Hedychium Flavum, misc. heliconias, frosty pink brugs, etc. I've posted a link to some pictures below. Does anyone have any cuttings of the following to share? Jasmines, sweet almond verbana (aloysia virgata), Sweet olive (osmanthus fragans), aglaia odorata, bridal veil, fiddlewood, or small fragrant hedychiums? Fragrance is my new thing, lol. Thanks WRF Here is a link that might be useful: Swap Photos

Goodmorning Everybody ! :) I heard from my swappers last night...:))) Mariann I have a couple of surprizes for you...We love putting surprizes in our boxes Regina started it.. Chell you are so creative and your writing is so much fun to read... I bet the boys loved playing pirate.. I can see their smiling faces now...What a great idea to make a hideout.. They will always remeber their hideout mom made for them... Norma I havent traded with you but I am sure you went way above in sending her nice cuttings..I seen pics of what you send...They are awesome boxes..:)) Please dont be sad..:)) Regina howdy :) I am so sorry about Mark having to have surgery and the heart condition would just send me into heaven.. Wow I am so glad to read it all went well...Shooo My heart sank for a minute...He will be all healed for college this fall..:)) You empty nester dont go through what I went through...Stay busy and call them alot... I miss my kids so much it hurts sometimes... Dogs are okay but they cant replace our true babies...I love reading about chell and her boys... It makes me smile so much... Frances lol You poor gardener..ahhah You need a break from mother nature..Really..:)) Oh big snakes yucky... I would be screaming... I love chippies...They are so cute...Havent had many around with a cat now...Kiki has brought home two gardener snakes...He was very proud of himself... Yesterday I was getting ready to go out and play in the dirt...The crows or blackbirds were screaming...It just like a scene in the movie the "birds"... It creeped me out really bad...I couldnt see what they were yelling at.. I watched tv...Than got bored and went coleus shopping..lol The master gardener sale for the next county over is tommorow... I cant wait to see what they are going to be offering..I have never been to this one...Oh I almost forgot..I heard from the master gardener I met...Looks like we are building another gh..lol She wants to do it closer to fall since everyone is busy with their gardens...I am glad we could help her..They are a pain to build.. well I gabbed enough lol must be the strong coffee and I got a lot of sleep...:)) Have a good day everybody..Barb