Karalynn - if you get over to Orlando, let me know. I would be happy to share some spider lilies with you!

My wish list is pretty small this year; mostly I'm just looking for some pretty annuals to dress up the edges of the beds. It's not because I don't want anything but because I'm not sure what's going to come back from the freezes. I want to give the perennials plenty of time to recover and get big before planting something else in with them.

I'm pretty sure the cat's whiskers is gone so I'll need to replace that. And a couple hollyhocks would be nice - they looked great last year. More butterfly and hummingbird plants are always a treat and I've never seen an angelwing begonia I didn't want.

Kate

Three big Cat Palms - Chamaedorea cataractarum, a Key Lime, and the winning Lottery numbers.

Hehe, fawnridge, those numbers would really be good! My wishlist right now is short, only looking for a Meyers lemon, though Im sure after this saturday at the Leu Gardens plant sale, my list will be much much longer.

Kate, if you're able to make it to my swap in May would you bring me some of your extra spider lilies with you?
I think that my white cat whiskers is coming back up. If it is I'll try and root some of it for you. I also have plenty of profusion zinnia seeds to share if you're interested. And you can look at my collection of begonias to see if I have any that you don't already have.

Kara

Olive tree or olive trees depending on my wallet

cold hardy plants in general go to the top of my list

gatormom, it's funny that you mention olive trees. When I went to the marion county master gardeners sale this past weekend there was a vendor selling olive trees. I've got their business card and can send you their contact info if you'd like. I believe they said that all of their trees are grown here in central florida.

Kara