yes i sitll would love to trade, will send you double moonflower seeds for your yellow esperanza and wisteria, thanks My mailing address is Donna Stevens 20 N Spring Mountain sparks, Nevada 89436

Hello Fezdani, that's absoulutely terrific if you can offer me anything regarding jackmanii clematis. Doesn't matter to me if you send seed, a small volunteer or a cutting. Another member is trying to root me a piece but I'll try anything as she's not sure it can be done by cutting and nor do I. I've still not found any purple Jackmanii here in Woodstock but then again we don't have a lot to offer here in terms of garden centers. Not too many years back Jackmanii was the most popular of the clematis plants you could find and not absolutely nothing. If you can click my name and send me a private email with your name and address I will send you a self addressed and stamped envelope. OR if you prefer to send right away I will send you my address and you can give me yours and I will send you the postage once you've found out what it costs. Either way that suits you. Just let me know. Thanks Barb

I'd experiment with a few kinds of herbs. If your window is well-insulated, warm-weather herbs might do well there. The hardier ones will only last a few seasons indoors, since they need an annual period of cold-weather dormancy, but will give you a nice winter harvest if you start them now. Unless your window really bakes, I'd put them in full direct light. A humidifier will help greatly (misting occasionally isn't enough), and look out for pests such as whitefly. Put a small fan nearby for air circulation (not blowing directly on the plants), and turn down the heat a bit at night. Seeds can be bought year-round. Richters is a good choice. So is Seeds from Italy, or a non-specialty seller like Pinetree, Seeds of Change, or Seed Savers. You might be able to pick up some bargain end-of-season plants at a nursery or farmer's market.

Hi Brenda, I just found this posting you made in December. I just purchased some seeds for Salvia coccinea 'Lady in Red' ... the seed count is small, but I'd be happy to trade a few for some of your agastache and/or salvia seeds (especially the 'Furman's Red' and 'Maraschino'). PLMK if you'd be interested and what you currently have. Thanks a bunch, Patrick