Hi! I would love to have some floating water plants in exchange for postage. Does anyone have any extras> Thanks in advance and Have a GREAT day!

I have several Yellow Flag Iris and White Pickerel Rush divisions available for trade. Looking for non-floating water plants in exchange that I don't have. Will consider trades for non-water plants. Thanks Chris

they will all wilt from the digging.. and they surely will not look pretty ... if it were me.. and i didnt care what they looked like.. because the peeps understand.. i would get some plastic grocery bags .. and newsprint ... masking tape and a sharpie ... dig the plant.. take a division or two.. wrap it like a burrito in the paper.. wet the paper.. by filling.. then immediately dumping excess .... and wrap it into the plastic bag.. and write the name on some masking tape and secure it around around the bag ... and take your dozen or two plant burritos to the exchange ... a real gardener will not care how it looks.. they just want a viable.. moist root system ... and my best suggestion.. if you want pretty plants to trade.. think about this in june next year.. and pot them up.. have fun.. nothing like free plants.. and making a few new garden friends.. ken ps: same method when i send plants to friends in the mail ... see random link Here is a link that might be useful: third pic w/o the pot .... plus the plastic bag to avoid making a mess in the car ...

Same problem here, Cindi! My cats seem particularly fond of Dracaena, Dieffenbachia, and Pothos. Oh, and the spider plant you gave me Skybird : ) So all of those are either in my bedroom, which is off limits to the cats, due to the fact that I'm allergic to them, or up high where they can't reach them. I have Pothos starts too, that I can bring to the swap. One has been in a cup of water for months I think. I have a Jade plant sitting next to me on the desk here, and the cats don't seem interested in it, other than to knock it over when they are racing through the house chasing each other. They also don't seem interested in the herbs I've been growing all winter in the kitchen windowsill, but I have been hesitant to grow catmint for them to nibble on. I'm afraid if I grow something for them to eat, they will think that ALL of the houseplants are there for their eating pleasure! Bonnie