i'm interested in the coneflowers flame thrower and coral reef, maybe some of the lilies too. i for sure have a nice sized annabelle. karl rosenfeld, blue lagoon and i think i have extra sorbet out there in peonies. also several named semps.

Hi fancytreats, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you! The plumie cuttings you are willing to trade -- how big are they? The jasmine seedlings I have average about 10" (above ground) and the parents are strong growers with prolific blooms. I really love this plant! I'm in Central Florida just west of Disney; where are you? Just thinking about mail time in this heat...

OK on the caps. Best guess-make sure the soil gets somewhat dryish before watering it again. Hold off any other fertilizers-I read you used soil with time release fertil. If this went into shock--if it's a bad shock all the leaves will drop. If only partially it might have just dried out some. One more question, is it a bush from the base or trained as a standard (think lollypop)? Tropical plants often drop their old leaves about the time new growth is put out. Sometimes it's gradual, othertimes it's most of them. As long as you have new growth on them I wouldn't worry. kevin p.s. we call that plant orange jasmine. It's not really a jasmine but is related to the Curry Leaf Tree.

I posted on the Garden Exchange but was concerned that since I am looking for only one very specific variety it might be best to post it here where the aroid fanatics are more likely to see it. I will post here too. I have corms up to about 2.5 inch diameter of Amorphophallus konjac black stem variety that I want to trade for Leo Song variety.