Hi - I have these bulbs for trade for other plants. None for sasbe or postage at this time. Thank you. alliums - mixed,flowers - for sun and up to 15 in. tall / colors of : red, yellow, pink, white. anemones - red flowers, for sun and up to 9 in. tall. dutch iris - yellow flowers, for sun and up to 21 in. tall. Gladiolas - mixed, flowers - for sun and up to 40 in. tall / in the colors of; yellow, red, pink, lavender. Daffodils - 'Ice King', flowers are very full and a soft white color. And, I am looking for all sorts of plants. Here are some to give you an idea of what I like or you can check my trade page. The link for my trade page is at the bottom. Just click on it. Looking for these plants: pink bleeding heart agapanthus iron cross oxalis grasses ferns evergreens hydrangeas daylilies flowering shrubs or bushes persicarias clerodendruns tropicals asiatic lilies calla lilies vines / tropicals easter lilies tiger lilies hibiscus geraniums blackberry lily herbs peonies lambs ears house plants violets turks cap hostas coneflower dianthus butterfly bush spider lilies/pink philodendrons variegated plants and most anything fragrant etc...or? Please email me directly and put bulbs, in the subject line as garden web email has been having some problems. And, I don't get to check my posts too often. You should also send a link to your trade page,for a quick response. Thank you, so much. I hope we can trade. tina _2 Here is a link that might be useful: my page

Hi gardenbench, Are you certain these are native Turk's-cap Lily Lilium superbum which have a green star at the center, as opposed to the more common introduced Lillium lancifolium which I think is what I already have. If so, please drop me an email, and we'll see what I can find of interest to you. I have some things in lesser quantities that are not listed. Sue...aka chemocurl

Had the orange, but would prefer YELLOW - turks cap??

Thanks for all the comments. I do feel fortunate to live in a place that offers such beauty...of course the reality of modern Japan is just as strong here. When I photograph Japan I try to focus on traditional or natural subjects, but you must realize this all is embedded in a decidedly modern landscape composed largely of concrete, steel, and conjestion that is at first very daunting. I live on the outskirts of most of that, yet it affects the community I live in as well. The city is spreading. Also, these are not my lilies. They are growing in a small private garden next to one of the many rice patties here. I spied them one day on a bike ride, and took these pics. The mountains in the backround are often shrouded in mist even when it is not raining in the lowlands. After a typhoon has passed the surrounding mountains are covered in the most exquisite blanket of clouds. It is very hard to describe, but the first thought you have is "wow, the world is really mysterious!". PF