I can root a cutting of New Orleans Lady for you. It's a double that starts out white and fades to a beautiful peach color. I'll be taking cuttings in the next few weeks, you're welcome to one.

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Yahoo the smiles continue and Ryan I dont need a cutting just wanted to say beutiful picture! I hope you dont mind and peeked into your world..Spaz is cute and love your dog and your yard is to die for....I can imagine sitting out there in spring time and having a cold frosty one..Lol From milwaukee of course not that west coast garbage they call beer..hahahha

I really loved that pricky pear catus bloom...I have never seen one in person I hope mine blooms this year..I think I need to move it to more sun..:) Thanks for sharing your world absoutely beautiful!!!!! Was that a lemon tree too...:) Barb Off to the big city to get a door latch....

Holy Moly Phoenix! Will you come and do my yard? Ha!

Wow your yard looks wonderful. Cutey Spaz is.

Your NOL is very, very pretty. Wished my Cremesickle and the NOL and Day dreams would have survived the trip last spring. They would have been wonderful.

(Post office packed the truck the NITE BEFORE, they got zapped.) Now, even if it IS 50, but if it dips to 30 at nite, I ask the vendors to hold off.

So pretty.

Hehe, thanks. Spaz is actually a stray cat who has adopted us. He's so funny, he's waiting on the doorstep every morning when we are going to work, and he meows and runs in circles on the door mat until we fill the food dish. He'll let us pet him for about 30 seconds, but then we can't get anywhere near him for the rest of the day. I felt bad for him this winter, so I made a box for him with one of those seed germination heat mats in it so he'd have a warm place to sleep at night.

Barb, if you want some of that prickly pear, you're welcome to it. I'm removing a big one from the yard this year. Its about two feet by two feet by maybe three feet tall. Wonder how much it would cost to ship?? LOL

Lol I have some...:)))) Got any beer I am coming over to un-wind in that back yard...:)

Ryan, that would be WONDERFUL!!! This woman is not only the mom of my best friend, she's a friend of mine, too. She won't use a computer, but I have got her convinced to go to a plant swap with me this spring.

I don't have any of the plants on your wish list---any chance you're into passifloras?

Remind me Sunday when I am home and can look. I might have one I can trade you. I don't think my passi survived winter again. I need to put it in the ground next time and quit trying to bring them in the house overwinter I guess.

Passies are always good :-) I've got a few white/purple varieties, no clue what the names are. But whatever they are they must be tasty, the caterpillars just love 'em!

I'll be taking cuttings in the next few weeks, before the summer sun decimates my brugs. Shoot me an email, so I don't forget. hehe