I am looking for some of these heucheras Mocha Kassandra (similar to Citronelle) Southern Comfort Georgia Peach Melting Fire Blackout Sashay Tiramisu Caramel =========================================== Here is more less current list of plants or cuttings i have to trade: So email me if you interested in trade, Thank you in advance Shrimp Plant 'Fruit Cocktail, Red Justicia brandegeana Joseph's Coat (Parrot Leaf Partytime ) Red velvet ornamental nettle VINES Akebia quinata Chocolate vine Australian Pea Vine Dipogon lignosus ( seeds, plants in summer) Black Eyed Susan Thunbergia alata (white, yellow, orange) Clematis Clematis Barbara Jackman, Asao, plus many others Clerodendrum bungei rose glory bower Clerodendrum thomsoniae Bleeding Heart Vine Corkscrew Vine Vigna caracalla plants in summer Crossvine Bignonia capreolata Golden hop humulus lupus Hyacinth bean Lablab Purpureus Malabar Spinach Basella rubra mandevilla large red or small form pink Mexican flame vine Senecio confusus Ornamental Sweet Potato Ipomoea batatas Blackie Rotheca myricoides 'Ugandense' (Butterfly Bush, Oxford Bush, Cambridge Bush) Silverlace vine Sweet autumn clematis Thunbergia battiscombei (Blue Boy, Blue Glory, Clock Vine) wonga wonga vine (australian native) PASSIFLORA passiflora caerulea, passiflora careulea Clear Sky , passiflora edulis , incense , incarnata , vitifolia ,belotii perennial Blue Dawn morning glory Ipomoea acuminata Pink Bower Vine Jasmine Pandorea jasminoides 'Rosea' , Lady Di (white) Variegated potato vine Solanum laxum Trumpet Vine Campsis radicans Virginia Creeper Parthenocissus quinquefolia HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera sempervirens Blanche Sandman, John Clayton, Goldflame , Mandarin , Lonicera x brownii Dropmore Scarlet Tecomaria Capensis Cape Honeysuckle (red/orange flowers) yellow esperanza ( trumpet bush) Belgian honeysuckle ROSES SMOOTH THORNLESS VELVET Price Red Flower carpet ground cover Cardinal Richelieu New Dawn Lady Banks yellow SHRUBS/TREES American beautyberry callicarpa americana Golden Vicary Privet Ligustrum x vicaryi Ligustrum japonicum Recurvifolium Weigela Variegated, Wine and Roses, Polka (pink) , green with red flowers Lemon tree Magnolia virginiana Tulip Poplar Liriodendron tulipifera chinese lilac, common lilac buddleia black night, nanho purple hydrangea Nikko , Lady in Red catalpa tree Glossy Abelia Abelia x grandiflora Hummingbird Bush Anisacanthus quadrifidus var. wrightii Tea plant camelia sinensis JASMINE Italian (Jasminum humile), Pink (Jasminum polyanthum), Stephan's jasmine (Jasminum X stephanense) , Night blooming jasmine (cestrum nocturnum), CUTTINGS or plants lemon balm, catnip, giant catnip, salvia blue bedder , black and blue salvia, mexican sage Scarlet Sage Salvia coccinea , pineapple sage, salvia hot lips, Snow Hill ,salvia Dreamsickle geranium red, pink, basil Sweet italian , Thai basil , mammoth basil, opal basil, basil globe spice thyme lavender Provence, hidcote, silverfrost lemon grass russian sage MINT : sweet mint, chocolate mint, spearmint, peppermint, apple mint, orange bergamot mint, houseplants Banana Croton Codiaeum variegatum 'Banana' Satin Pothos (Silk Pothos Scindapsus pictus 'Argyraeus')

I have passiflora incarnita seeds. I have seedlings, but I dont trade unless I get somethign great in return. The seeds have been sitting in a wet paper towel for weeks now so they have jumpstarted germination. Let me know, I will trade the seeds for any type of passiflora.

Keep waiting - my first season with clear skies I did not get many blooms and the ones I got were late. I am in VA and have it in a near tropical microclimate outside. I grew them in the ground the first year then it died down to the ground then the next year it shot up starting mid to late june and bloomed profusely then died back to the ground again. Now there are babies coming up everywhere and I salvaged a baby in a pot and overwintered it inside. It has alway bloomed for me. Here is how I care for my 'Clear Skies' which is in the ground - they come back every year and bloom about 1 - 2 months later than my potted Passi. Full Sun - No fertilizer - VA Red Clay - Rain I have great results from these plants year after year. And they multiply like crazy(i think through the roots). Here is how I care for my potted Passi which is about 3 years old now, over 20 ft long and the base of the vine has a circumference of 1.5 inches. Potted in 20" Plastic pot one drainage hole. All generic potting mix. I water when dry or when I see any leave yellowing which could be due to lack of water or too much heat. So basically I water this plant only because I water the others that are near it. I have never seen this plant scream out to me saying it was thirsty. I did throw in a handful of timed release fertizer with this plant though. But I have about 20 or so 2 year old yucca growing in the pot with it from a seed pod that somehow ended u[ in this pot. I will have to remove them before their roots destroy the passi. I hope I helped a little at least in describing how easy these plants potentialy can be to care for and make bloom. A lot of gardeners use a heavy fertiler on these plants to promote flowering I hear. Like a 10-50-10 blend. I have not proven this fertilizer to increase blooms or not so you may want to wait for someone to confer with me. Peanut01

I'm drooling over all of your pictures, especially the tacsonias - it gets too hot here for them. I'm a butterfly nut, so mine tend to be those that gulf frits like - Here are a few of mine - first, P. incarnata - P. incarnata 'alba' - P. 'Amethyst' or 'Lavender Lady' - P. mucronata - P. loefgrenii - Lady Margaret - P. biflora - P. 'Incense' - P. caerulea - Probable P. 'Blue Bouquet' - Anastasia didn't come back for me, but I liked it while it lasted - Sherry