Jen, I can send cuttings of the plum. I have not tried to root them and was wondering if you had. I might try to root the Guthrie after it leafs out more. I can also send a bulb of the Eucommis. You can propagate Eucommis by carefully pulling a leaf off and planting the base of it in a small container of good potting soil. The leaf will gradually produce 2 small bulblets by the end of summer. I think Chickasaw Plums require 2 different plants to pollinate before they can fruit. The Indians had hundreds of cultivars, probably lost now. Does Cerinthe major grow easily for you? Mine keep dying. Mexican Petunia, dwarf pink is one I don't have. I'm waiting to see if Mirabilis longiflora comes back. It has smaller but very long stemmed white flowers with a fragrance similar to M.jalapa. I can swap you for a seed or two of Senna didymobotrya. I have Cassia or Senna hebecarpa, similar to C. marylandica. Have Salvia leucantha- Velvet Sage in two varieties. We may get seed of Sinocalycanthus this year. It had a few pods last year. Mike

Hi everyone, My apologies, as is happening with Bea, garden is demanding and also family so have not been able to keep up with this thread as I'd wanted...but here I am back again. Bea, I'd trade for the Salvia splendens 'Lighthouse'...sounds quite interesting! Betsy, I'd trade for the Clitoria seeds you have, still available? Imaseedpicker, I'd trade for the yellow MG...is it an Ipomoea ochracea or is it some other genus that has yellow flowers? Can you email a picture to me? Hi Pam Sue! Good to hear from you! Hi Judith, Which strains of JMG were you interested in that I had in that DG listing? Wend, what have you to trade? Can you email a seed list? Joseph

Just to make it clear-the seeds in the list are my own seeds and I am only looking for Lagurus ovatus and Amaranthus tricolor seeds. Thanks :o) Robbi

Thank you very much Ron. That helped out great! I appreciate it. Uhm, I'll add a picture that I took of one of my morning glory plants. See, the story is that I bought my morning glory plants from a grocery store (well, one set, another set I bought from a nursery, and another set I bought as seeds and planted myself). The seeds are from McKenzie seeds. That means they would have the problem you mentioned about the not caring what speices is in them. I was just wondering if the SAME problem is with grocery store plants. Do store put different species together, even though they say it's Heavenly Blue? When my morning glories finally flowered they were purple. Like this RICH, very rich, purple. I took a picture (I'll add it later today when it is uploaded after I get home from work) but the purple came out as a deep blue. The plant is purple though, with really dark purple streaks on the inside. I thought it looked like a "Tall Morning Glory", which is I. Purpurea (the picture from the PlantFiles site reminded me of my plant. So, even though the picture may look blue, try to invision purple when you see it, that's my plant. I think that they shouldn't do that. Like, it was cool that I was getting a really nice plant cheap from my local grocery store for my mother on mothers day, but when I find out it's not going to be the one she wanted. That's okay though, we're both fine about it. They're still amazing plants. Lol. Oh, and if I cross fertilize a plant of the same species (lets say I. Tricolor and another I. Tricolor) then will they produce more seeds for next season compared to if I didn't cross fertilize them?