Hi, I am intersted in trading with you. I have the dark,dark purple louisiana iris plants. I also have alot of tropical plants that you do not have on your list. I am interested in trading for your torch gingers, I have tried to email you with the items I think you would be interested in, but I am not able to send you an email. Please email me I would like to send you a plant list. Just a few things not on your list. I have white and dark purple lily of the nile. Both chinese ground orchids and the other ground orchids, both purple in color. I have a double brugmansia rooted "Sam", yellow, white, or purple double datura, sweet memories duranta, giant red leaf crinum, candle stick plant, tropical bleeding heart vines,both colors, red and white and purple and red. I also have palm trees that you did not list, I can send the parlor palm and cardboard palm, and seeds for the King Palm, and Alexander Palm. Variegated rubbler tree, african dasies purple, yellow, and cream, these just bloom in zone 9 non stop. I also have the african hosta. I would really like to send a list of the plants I have thru email. I will be going down this weekend, and would be able to list what I have available, I have an acre of gardens in Texas, zone 9. Barb

to start with trading as i am here is not the best way to get what you want. the best way is to buy from reputable gardens like superstition, suttons, mid-america. they guarentee all iris delivered to be true to name and grow plus most give extras. i have been trading here 4 years some people will throw anything into a bag and call it a name. old ones r hard (no photos) the best way to buy is local gardens you see what you r buying i have over 50 here that had i seen them in a garden first wouldn't be here lots of places use glamour shots to sell iris usely its easy to see the colors seem to jump off the page go to my facebook page key word (arilbrediris) look around find your local iris club and join

Molly I do the same thing! There used to be a nice nursery which had a large greenhouse full of plants that actually grew while they were there. But now I have to settle for a big box store greenhouse where the plants barely hang on as they wait for someone to rescue them. I can usually make it through the holidays with just a few poinsetta shopping trips, but then I have to return sometime starting late January to get regular doses of greenery. By the time late Feb rolls around I need a trip to one of the bigger greenhouses like Longwood or NY botanical.

Hi, I have rooted 'Apache' thornless blackberries I would love to trade for fig cuttings. I noticed in one of your other posts that you were looking for lemongrass. I have plenty of lemongrass divided and ready to go. Do you have any horseradish divisions remaining?