Hi there I have the following to trade: Tamarind tree seedlings 3-5 inch plants well rooted and can send with extra seeds for more if you'd like. Florence vaughan cannas Richard Wallace cannas Wyoming cannas Can send plenty and also have irises. Am interested in the following daylilies, 1)Russian Rhapsody 2)pandora's box 3)Spacecoast starburst 4)Rose Frilly dilly 5)Dewberry Candy 6)Wineberry Candy Plmk if interested. Thank-you. Sincerely and respectfully, Nancy aka sunshine98

That's a nice looking flower. If you grew this plant from a seed, then it is genetically unique because it is a result of sexual reproduction. Therefore, it has no name as a variety unless you give it one. All named varieties are propogated only by rhizome division. A seedling of a named variety has different DNA than the parent, so it is not the same cultivar as the parent.

Hi Newbie, no you're not in the wrong forum there are fabulous examples of what you are looking for if you haven't already seen them but there is also a place for close-ups as well, not only are they beautiful to look at but it can be a help in choosing which particular variety of a flower to buy. I think if you do a search for gottagarden's red bed, libbyshome's cottage garden, wonbyherwit's and steveningen's gardens to name a few you'll find the overall view you're looking for. I could go on forever about the absolutely beautiful gardens in this forum but I'd be typing all night. So you see there is room for both close-ups and overall views. Myself I enjoy both immensely. All you have to do if you have a question about sun exposure and which plant will do best in a certain situation is ask, what works in one zone doesn't in another. For instance take some of Haxuan's beautiful flowers if I was to plant them in my garden the poor things would probably croak as her climate is so very different to mine :o). Hope this is of some help. Annette

Hee, I almost put up a new thread this morning before I realized it's NOT Sunday yet. Well we got sunshine yesterday, and I touched up the front yard (ie mowed down the seeding clumps of fescue, while leaving most of the yard to let the spring beauties set seed before mowing them down later in May). It was interesting mowing around all my bamboo stakes (warning me not to step or mow on what was planted at their base). I was successful in not decimating anything. On an unrelated note, Springdale/Rogers is the home base of Harps Grocery (which has some stores in eastern Oklahoma), JB Hunt Trucking, and Tyson Foods. Tyson had a Tyson Company Store (only one of it's kind at least that I know of) in town till April 2020, when it closed, the incentive being prices were about 1/2 of grocery store prices, plus bulk box puchases. Inquiries as to when it was reopening via FB were met with silence, and it's FB page was deleted in December. I figured that meant, gone for good and I stopped checking. Lo, Thursday my aunt called and said she had heard that they had reopened. I went prowling and found nothing, except on Google some people had left reviews for it in the last week. Ok, so I drove over (it's only 2-3 miles from my house) and found a flyer explaining new protocols (appt and limited # of ppl in store, as well as a drive-by ordering that was new). I made an appointment for Friday, my aunt struggled (not sure why) so I made one for her too. Then she was afraid (dunno reason) that they wouldn't let her in (I guess because I made her appt). She didn't understand it's not security, but just crowd control. Anyway, she wanted to go in with me, and since I was allowed a slot of two people (me + someone), I said sure. We got our shopping done, and it was SO nice to have the store to ourselves versus the old normal of completely packed (tiny place anyway) and can't move. Both our freezers are stocked (maybe glutted) with Tyson chicken and Jimmy Dean sausage products now. I'm hopeful that I can plant a few more things today, because Monday rains return (again), though maybe less inches than the floods this week.