Don't have much fragrant or uncommon potted up. Right now I have some Plumeria, Jasmine, Coontie, Fl. Privet, Dendrobiums...not sure what else (I can check later when I get home) potted I think. However, I have a Hoya carnosa compacta and oncidium sphacelatum that I can take pieces from if you are interested.

Hi Elizabeth, well it doesn't have to be potted. My offerings are unrooted cuttings. Although I could root them if the need be.

Cool. Would you like a piece of my Oncidium spacelatum? My son really wants a miracle fruit after visiting the Dade County Fruit and spice park. I also have some hoyas I can take cutting from and various tropical plants.

Hi Elizabeth, I have oncidium sphacelatum as well as Hoya carnosa compacta.

Are your plumerias seeds or cuttngs?

Haver re-blooming Irises from Hillwood Estates in Washington DC

Retsec, I would be offering cuttings.

Jcrthomas, sounds fantastic

In general, unless it's grafted gardenia doesn't grow well where I live because of nematodes. I'm also trying to minimize potted plants.

I'm interested in your pink guava, yellow plumeria (is it a fragrant variety?), sweet almond bush, and jasmine sambac.

You can find my have's here.

Yes the plumeria is fragrant. What color(s) are your lampranthus?

I would like yellow pumeria. I have hostas, purple clematis I can trade.

Hi Lauraparrish, I'm in USDA gardening zone 10. Only tropical plants, or subtropical plants and heat loving annuals grow in my area. That's why all my offerings are tropical or subtropical.

Hello, sorry for the late replies. My Lampranthus are cream colored.