I have a white siberian iris it is from a great grandmother must be bout 60+ years old (original plant) plus new pup's are younger obviously..... it is bout 4 1/2'- 5' tall and it is a white w/ yellow tongue/stripe... would you be interested in trading perhaps?? Please let me know one way or the other - thanks - Barb

Hi Group... I ordered the 3 in 1 angel trumpet from "House of Wesley: :( what it turned out to be is 3 plants white,yellow,pink in the same pot. I ordered 3 and did plant them all. I too thought there would a grafted, but it wasn't. Now I don't know what to feed them. Can anyone suggest a food for these plants. I'm kind of new to this, as I moved from CA to TN when I retired and not very experienced. Lynne

I am certain after all these replies that you have clipped your source tree clear to the ground! But would you put me on your list for next year? Cuttings I should have to trade (growing them on now, going into their second summers) are Alma, Castle Kennedy, CHicago Hardy, a "Giant Celeste" bought on eBay (so could be anything but sure is lively), an "Italian Giant White" (same story; not from anyone known to be a shyster, but from an unknown dealer AngelMan56), plus some things I have coming in the mail from Edible Landscapes, namely, LSU Purple, COnadria, violet de Bordeaux, Lattarula, and Oregon Prolific. Thanks, Lee (ProfLeeJolliffe@gmail.com) PS Don't fear for your plants, I have a huge walk-out basement where they live all winter.

Sorry for the late post, but I thought I would post the types of tomatoes and peppers that I will be bringing. Let me know if you would like for me to put some aside. "cfmuehling", I would love to trade for some of your raspberry and black berry canes.(I tried to email you but it did not go through) Peppers -Hot Yellow Dutch -Red Bandita -Paprika -Chinese 5 -Orozco -Sun Orange Bell Tomatoes -Green Grape -Early Ssubakus Aliana -Goji Faranji -Green Giant -Hong Yuen -Peiping Chieh -Yellow Pear (winter sowed-so they are kind of small) -White Currant (winter sowed-so they are kind of small) I also have 1 Southwest Coral Bean plant started from seed. It is a highly poisonous tropical. see you Saturday, Kanisa