I have a Mary Alice Cox solid white double formal camellia. I would gladly trade cuttings for some your passie Betty Myles Young. Thanks, Ibartoo

Hi Lori, Would you be interested in trading your A. tomentosa for an Epiphyllum guatemalense var monstrose "Curly Locks"? Karyn

Hi..WOW I looked at your pictures of the brugs and they are beautiful!!! I don't have anything to trade with at this time. Unless you would like some cuttings from a small tree that my mother-in-law calls a Golden Showers..I think it might be Christmas Senna or would you like some white Confederate Rose cuttings? I would like to have some of your frosty pink and the others. I would be more than happy to pay for postage for them. Please let me know. Thank you. Deb

Tonight I did a search on eBay for "plumeria" instead of "plumeria cutting" as usual. This brought up the seed and seedling auctions I usually donÂt see. I was shocked at the number of unscrupulous seed and seedling sellers out there! Several people all but stated their seeds or seedlings would produce an exact or near exact copy of the parent plant. Others simply ignored the fact that plumeria are so hybridized that the odds of getting a near copy of the mother plant are very low, thus committing a serious error of omission. If I ever buy plumeria seeds from eBay, I will look for an honest seller whose only guarantee is that the seeds are fresh and have good parentage, someone who is clear in their offering that the resulting plants could range from average to spectacular, but are not likely to resemble the pod parent or (if known) the pollen parent. Philip