I would love to have some, but I'm going to be gone for a business trip for the next 8 or 9 days. Send me the info and I'll get by if I can. Would she be interested in mailing if I pay the postage? I'm in Kershaw SC.

I am pretty sure she isn't too interested in shipping...she is just being nice.

Sorry about that.

Cuttings won't be viable to put outside until next spring, and I'll have a bunch here in a week or two, as will a good friend of mine who had A SINGLE SMALL PLANT this past April from a A SINGLE CUTTING I took LAST FALL... It's now BIGGER than either of my plants (because she gets better sunlight than me and has watered and fertilized like I told her to, rather than like I ACTUALLY do, lol).

Hers cost her $10, though, because all my viable cuttings went to the Spartanburg Men's Garden Club in pots, which sold them for $5 and $10 (depending on size) and made an extra $70 this past spring... Had I known for sure the club would accept them, I would have taken better care of my cuttings LAST YEAR... This coming year, I hope to have many more viable cuttings.

One of my plants blooms in the peach color, which to me, at least, is highly coveted. The other is yellow. I bought them as rooted cuttings at a flea market, 2/$5 in March of 2003.

You CAN plant them outdoors in the ground in 7b or warmer, but where I am, I get VERY LIMITED results... I keep my two main plants in 20-gallon pots, which I cut way back about first frost (not here yet), then bring the pots inside, barely water during winter, then take back outside after last frost.

Happy Brugging!
Jeff