1. Platycodon – miniature blue "Balloon Flower" – mine of Feb o5 – MAYBE 5 OF 30 SEEDS
2. Dianthus double spring mix 10-15 inches. Remains of a 2004 trade – ONE ONLY
3. Geranium scarlet 12-15 inches remains of a 2004 trade ONE ONLY
4. Oriental Poppy mixed colours remains of a 2004 trade ONE ONLY
5. Canna limbata – species canna from Brazil to about I M, small red and yellow flowers, bog-lover. My seeds from late 2004/early 2005 – TWO TRADES
6. Red "Dinner Plate" Hibiscus – an herbacious one that dies back in winter. To about 6-7 feet, smaller in pots. Bright large red flowers with green throat. My seeds 2005 ONE OR TWO TRADES
7. Neomarica caerulia – blue "walking iris" Tallest of this species to 4 foot, clumping iris-like perennial, potentially two flowering seasons a year. ONE OR TWO TRADES this seeds needs patience to grow and flower.
8. Camelia – name unknown – sun-hardy single pink 10 SEEDS – ONE TRADE
9. Cardoon- bright purple flowers 3-5 foot tall. Tender Perennial – remains of a 2004 trade ONE ONLY
10. Virgilia grown from seed ex Silverhill in S. Afrida divariecta or oroboides who knows ? This one has silvery green leaves and purple flowers, flowers young, very pretty. Small tree eventually. ONE OR TWO TRADES
11. Ipomoea carnea – "shrub morning glory" not invasive, grows to about 8-10 feet, continuous pretty pink flowers, very drought hardy, 4 SEEDS ONLY
12. Zinnia pinwheel – remains of a 2004 trade – colours rose, cherry solmon & rose ONE ONLY
13. Petunia avalanche remains of a 2004 trade ONE ONLY
14. Morning Glory "Split Personality" mine 2005 annual plant not invasive as some TWO OR THREE TRADES
15. Glochidion sumantranum "Umbrella Cheese Tree" collected early 2005 insect damage – host plant for butterfly larvae, small tree attractive in itself ONE ONLY