I see those beautiful Aloe Polyphylla plants starting at $25.00-$35.00. I guess that I will just watch from the distance.
Ivy

Hey Ivy step up i dont bite hard!!
i have been sharpening my enabling tools LOL

starting on ebay and that is me selling there here ivy I am selling to our atp for 8.00 if you want one or so i have set aside a few just for atp and the rest are my money makers for ebay so speak up and fast

i am the only one you can find with them at this time it took me 6 months to track down 1 tray and was darn lucky to get it there is one seller that normaly has it but i got the tray before him.

now look at my newest find looking to sell the h""ll out of a few of these,,,,,look and see how much these are let me know

Mike, I want:

2 of A. polyphylla (I've wanted this for a long time so I'm excited!! Thank you!!)
1 cutting of C. capitella Red Pagoda
1 of Sedum Salsa Verde
1 of A. Schwartzkopf

I have a PP account now so won't send checks anymore.

Ok, I'll bite----Dracula ??? --monkey face orchid, but which one ? I was -8 last night here, even with a heat pac I cant order anything--but how much are they?
Mike2

Up to $39.00 for a monkey orchid?.

http://www.andysorchids.com/Se...

go here and look BEFORE shipping...lol

Dracula simia
Dracula fuligifera

these are the 2 i have decided to order and i can not publish the price due to my agreement with the company if your interested tree mail me for more info but please serious only they are more money then i normally will handle so be prepared but ask if you really want them

mike


hoya co-op is a go!!! just got info so i have to get it set if you know of any you are looking for list them so i can list for sale.

a sneak peak at flowers coming tonight 500 already ordered for my sales (locked in so dont miss by low stock)

shipping for a few hrs then back to post
mike

Mike,
Here's a long list of hoyas on my wish list:

H. albiflora
H. archboldiana
H. benvergarai
H. blashernaezii
H. bordenii
H. buotii
H. callist ophylla
H. cinnamomifolia
H. cominsii
H. clemensiorum
H. darwinii
H. elliptica
H. erythrina
H. excavata
H. flagellata
H. forbesii
H. glabra
H. hellwigiana
H. hypolasia
H. ilagiarum
H. kaimuki (macgillivrayi x archboldiana)
H. lambii
H. lamingtoniae
H. lasiantha
H. latifolia IML 0088
H. loyceandrewsiana
H. megalantha
H. megalaster
H. onychoides
H. padangensis
H. pandurata
H. patella
H. paulshirleyi
H. polystachya IML 1043
H. polystachya IML 1590
H. praetorii
H. scortechinii
H. siariae
H. sigillatis
H. soligamiana
H. subcalva
H. thomsonii
H. tomataensis
H. trigonolobus
H. vitellinoides
H. waymaniae
H. cv. viola
H. sp. Kalimantan IML 1168
H. sp. Kast
H. sp. 22 Khao Yai
H. sp. Lata Isklandar
H. sp. Nong Nooch
H. sp. Philippines IML 0831

Shirley

Like the hoyas.

Yeah I'll take those too LOL

lol omg WOW THAT IS A LIST thanks for the info i did not really know where to start LOL

going to get some work done with the next co-op will post as soon as i can

anyone else have a list please post I will say that i dont know how many i can list fo get but will try my best you can count on that

m

Give it your best shot, Mike. It would be great if you could track down some of the ones on the list at bargain prices.

Shirley

OH wait you want bargain prices to

will do but hoya tomorrow.....forwarded your list to a supplier to see what they say other then OH OK not joking a big order LOL

flowers tonight!!!

Mike, I would like to see more hibiscus.

OK Hibiscus......

Hibiscus (pron.: /hɨˈbɪskəs/[2] or /haɪˈbɪskəs/[3]) is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family, Malvaceae. It is quite large, containing several hundred species that are native to warm-temperate, subtropical and tropical regions throughout the world. Member species are often noted for their showy flowers and are commonly known simply as hibiscus, or less widely known as rose mallow. The genus includes both annual and perennial herbaceous plants, as well as woody shrubs and small trees. The generic name is derived from the Greek word ἱβίσκος (hibískos), which was the name Pedanius Dioscorides (ca. 40–90) gave to Althaea officinalis.[4]

so my question what kind due to so many types and if you have favorite colors that to I can get great deals on starter plants. I am looking for different kinds I have some Cajun ones that i sole lase year that are bigger plants here are a few pics of blooms but they are harder to grow!!!! not cold hardy at all!!!!

I like the hibiscus as well, but I need hardy to zone 6. I like pink, puple, lavender, blue
rebloomng iris
reblooming lily

Mike I have heard that they have come out with some dwarf hardy hibiscus would like to try some of those

Hibiscus syriacus too, if possible, and there are new cultivars. H. syriacus 'Helene' and 'Minerva' are a couple I'm looking for. :)

http://www.usna.usda.gov/Newin...

thanks that i will have to research ...thanks for info both of you

I think maybe i need to just run a hibiscus co-op by its self there are enough people and kinds to fill a spread sheet LOL

Probably so. I'd be interested in a hibiscus co-op.