Sue, Jill Perry checked for it at The Heritage. They've lost it, also. So far, the only plant to have surfaced was John Bagnasco's plant near San Diego. I have received cuttings via Priority Mail several times recently from elsewhere here in California in less than two days. I mailed Burling cuttings via Priority two weeks ago and they got them there early, in less than 24 hours by Priority. It required two attempts and FIVE DAYS for USPS to get the bud wood from I Zingari from San Diego to here via Express Mail, not Priority. It seems postage printed on line has a time expiration on it, per John's experience, so the box was returned to him the first time. It was in pretty bad shape when received but I budded everything possible and took the chance of trying to root what couldn't be budded. Several of the buds have remained green and fresh looking, but they've been through one heat spike with a second on the way. I, too, hope something makes it. John said he sent a third of his plant, and his plant is "ailing". No "pressure, of course! LOL! Kim
