Hi Everyone,

Well the good news is I'm finally graduating. The bad news (for me anyway), I have to move all of the plants in my garden. Here is the list of what I will have available:

Passionflower

Lavendar native (Maypop; Passiflora incarnata)

Yellow native (P. citrina)

Red tropical (P. coccinea)

Roses (rebloomer = blooms all season)

10gal 'Giggles' miniature pink rebloomer

30gal 'Marie Daly' short mid-pink rebloomer

30gal 'New Dawn' climbing light pink rebloomer

30gal Chestnut rose (Rosa roxburghii) pink rebloomer

30gal 'Seven Sisters -Red' climbing darkpink/red spring bloomer

30gal 'White Dawn' climbing white blend rebloomer

Cannas (from mixed bed - pot luck on color/hybrid)

Indian shot(6ft, red bloom), 'Florence Vaughn (4ft, yellow/orange blooms), 'Miss Oklahoma' (4ft, watermelon blooms), 'Pink Futurity' (5ft, pink blooms), 'Yellow Futurity' (5ft, yellow blooms), 'Yellow King Humbert' (4ft, yellow blooms), 'Omega' (10ft, yellow? blooms), canna musifolia (12ft, yellow blooms)

Trees

30gal peach tree (seed grown), 'Alma' fig (2 year-old plant in 30gal container), Royal Poinciana (Delonix regia - 3 year-old seedling), Floss-silk trees (Chorisia speciosa - 3 year-old seedlings), jujube tree (ziziphus jujuba - 5 year-old clump), loquat (Eriobotrya japonica), trifolate orange (Poncirus trifoliata)

Water plants

Waterpoppy (Hydrocleys nymphoides), native Cabomba caroliniana, horsetail (Equisetum hyemale), umbrella palm (cyprus alterifolius)

Other

paperwhites ('Ziva' and unnamed types), chasteberry tree (Vitex agnus-castus), honey leaf (Stevia rebaudiana), 'Rosborough' blackberries, prickley pear (one w/ mid-sized pads, spines, and yellow flowers; one w/ mid-sized [5-7in] pads, only tiny spines, and yellow flowers; one w/ large [7-12in] pads, spines, and yellow flowers), unnamed fruiting banana, upright clock vine bush (Thunbergia battescombie erecta)

I would like to make larger trades. I go to most of the central Texas plant swaps so a face-to-face trade this spring (without monsterous postage changes) is definitely prefered. I'm looking for antique roses (fully double, scented, and relatively disease-free a plus), bonsai-able trees (small leaves, 1-2 inch trunk caliper), or something unusual. If you're interested in just about anything, just let me know.

Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving,

Stephen