I need Echinacea, please! If you don't find homes for all four, I would give them a home.

Hi Andi - - I would be proud to take that lil Lavendar seedling off your hands - - am thinking this new dry streambed area would be a great place for the lil gal!! Am sure most of the plants on my tradelist you already have (or came from you!)but please take a look - - see you at the trade! maggie

Since I left the other baby of the cotoneaster behind, may I please give this one a good home? I'll do some scrounging and see what you can't live without!

Got all of you written down...

Kellie - Do you need a piece of Gerald Darby back? I emailed you about it yesterday. And yes, you can have the beasty-cotoneaster if you want it :)

Doris - I have at least a jillion tiny little echinacea seedlings that have just sprouted. I don't know how many you want/need, but if you want more I can get you some of the little teeny ones too. I only potted up the larger ones that are a year old.

Maggie - I'll bring you the lavender... I think I have a few babies of Vera as well that I'll try to get potted up for you too.

Andi

Andi, I'd say just bring the yearlings, and I'll take them home if no one else absolutely has to have them. Miss Lisa is also bringing me a mondo Echinacea, so I think I'll be set.

By the way, you should see your monster Cotoneaster! I've got two and they're thoroughly enjoying themselves in my front yard!

Hi Andi;

If you have not found a home for the Daylily - I would love that. The Rudbeckia also. Are you sure you don't need anything? I have so much and would love to bring you something! Let me know.

Thanks - Megan