Hi I could send you some Adiantum pedatum - northern maidenhair fern I also have pink turtle head to trade and Polystichum acrostichoides - Christmas fern for the white turtle head chelone glabra, and ostrich fern. Let me know sianna

Hi - Here, are a few plants I am looking for to put in a shade garden. Here are just a few plants I am looking for; lady ferns southern wood ferns hostas ajugas astilbes chelone/ turtleheads geraniums wild ginger/ quicksilver epimediums; Frohnleiten Ellen Willmott Splishsplash oakleaf hydrangeas I am switching a sun garden to a shade garden. Let me know. Thank you, Mistee For the trade - I can offer these plants: Hi - I have these for sun, perennials for trade. These plants, never need replacing as they are perennials. I ,am needing shade loving plants. I, would like some perennials. All of these plants are mature, there are no small starts. You, will be getting mature plants. Plants: pink pampass grass, tallish plant. morning glory vine , large electric purple blooms, large heart shaped leaves. tall bearded iris, yellow blooms. fragrant serviceberry bush, pinkish white blooms fragrant , evergreen privet bush, white blooms. variegated, evergreen vinca vine, blue blooms, ground cover. jewel of opar , tallish plants succulent bright green leaves- pink star shaped blooms. mexican petunias , tallish plants bright purple blooms. ornamental grass - monkey grass, spikey purple blooms, ground cover. artemesia , silver grey - grey fuzzy foliage tallish plant. red yucca, nice accent plant with long spike covered in small red flowers, tallish plant. fragrant corkscrew vine, curling purpley,white blooms. red salvia, fragrant tallish plant with red tubular blooms that the hummingbirds love to visit. cuttings; hardy red hibiscus , large red blooms hummingbird bush , red tubular blooms rose of sharon, large lavender blooms I am in zone 8a, Texas. I ship, priority with delivery confirmation and would like the same. I hope, we can trade! I prefer, a multi - plant trade to maximize on the postage. Thanks for looking, Mistee

Dee wrote: I wonder if you could get a heuchera to drape Isnt "Redstone Falls" heucherella advertised as being a trailer? I am just not sure how far it will trail. Maybe a GW member has some experience with one. See this link: Here is a link that might be useful: Redstone Falls

mosswitch-I'll keep it quiet-maybe mine won't hear it either. LOL Cindycrna-OOOHH-we can compare, Mine was planted September of last year-so I have a tiny little jump on yours-but I did move Wu two days ago-that usually slows them down a tiny bit. Can't wait for my Dancing Queen to get here to plant in front of Big Daddy and Stirfry is going next to Dancing Queen. Our Dancing Queen will be the same age. LOL