Hi Dave, I'd be happy to arrange a future trade, are you interested in a large trade (7-10 hostas??). Like you, I'd need to see what comes up, and what I'd be able to divide. I posted my updated list on the trade page, the year listed is the year I received the hosta, anything with 2005 is probably still too small to divide. email me if you're interested. Here is a link that might be useful: My trade page

I have two really beautiful and sturdy pink peonies, and I'd like to divide the biggest one and trade for a different peony that will go better with my planned color scheme. I'm sorry I don't know the name of the peony I have, but a photo is shown below. It's a nice sturdy peony (not floppy), kind of a later blooming type. I'd like to trade for a white single with a smaller yellow center like a Pico or Requiem, or a red/cerise/dark pink with white like a White Cap. I would prefer to trade a medium or bigger box so we both get larger sized peonies growing next year, but I'm flexible on size. I think it's better on the peony to trade later in the fall, but I thought it would be best to get the trade lined up now while things are blooming. I also have a lot of creeping sedum, or sweet woodruff, or some virginia waterleaf (if we trade soon before it disappears for the year) to trade if you'd prefer that instead of my pink peony. Also happy to do SASE for your peony, but not looking to send out my peony for SASE. Thank you!

Hi Karen, if you don't find any yellow I have some that were traded to me as 'lucifer' there's a pic in my bulb idea book, it really stands out in the garden. And if you see any other bulbs or plants you like, I'd be glad to do a mixed trade for the peony. I also have a polyantha rose ' the fairy' .Thanks for looking -- Carolyn

In a few weeks I will be digging up a peony, A pink no id, you can see a picture if it in my idea book ' plants for trade'. I will be sending pieces as big as I can fit into a box. let me know what you have to offer, I'm always interested in small flowering bulbs especially daffodils. Thanks.