Oops,

I forgot to add - I am looking for any of the native sedges such as:

Carex bicknelli, stricta, greyii, pennsylvanica, rosea, vulponoides and any others you can think of, I know there's more.

I have a few seeds of callirhoe involucrata harvested last fall that you can have for postage and a return address envelope if you'd like. Send me an email if so.

kms

I have Celandine Poppy that I can trade for something of yours. My plants are just a few inches out of the ground and should be able to travel well. I might have Scutellaria incana (I need to verify that is what I have already) later in the season.

I have some Callirihoe plants if you are still looking. lmk
Tommie

i have a very interesting skullcap, s. parvula, which runs on a rhizome that looks like a string of cheap white beads. it is rather invasive, and should probably be kept in pots over concrete. i put it into really good dirt years ago, and have it everywhere. beautiful pink flowers in spring, smooth mint-looking plant, about 12 inches tall. if you are interested, i have plenty.

If your still interested in Carex pennsylvanica, my woods is full of it, they love shade, the clumps are about 9 in. tall and the same wide..