I'm new to this site. Don't really know how to navigate this site yet, so I have no idea if I will ever be able to get back to this site again or not to check for responses. I am looking for small plants/cuttings in all colors

Thanks to anyone who might have some. Donna King

Donna, @donnabking it's not a good idea to put your e-mail address out on a public forum like that. I'd recommend you go back to your post above and edit that out. (there's an Edit option in the lower right of your post)

Then if someone responds to your request, you can communicate with them privately by using our "tree mail" option (the little envelope icon up there on the blue sidebar, under the "All Things Plants" )

I only have 2 brugs going right now, just sadly finished pruning them, and the cuttings went out with the trash. I don't send any plant material at this time of year anyway, because of the dangers of hot weather cooking them while they ride around in the mailman's truck. But I'll start you some cuttings now, and they will be well rooted by late September when it's cool enough to mail them.

Donna, I agree with Elaine's post above regarding the email, spammers love finding email addresses posted openly.

The Tree-mail feature here on ATP will email directly to the account you registered with, it's a very handy way to communicate with members with privacy and security.

to ATP!

It is also a good idea to fill out your profile so we can know your state and zone.It helps when deciding when to send plants and cuttings.For instance,in my case, I may prune too late to be of much help to the northern folks but can send to the Gulf Coast all year.

Jt,

I just recently move here in Hollywood , Florida and left all my burgs back in Ga.
If you have a few brugs I could buy that would be great. I can pay-pal or send check.

Thanks.
Cora

Hi Cora,
I do not have anything to sell right now.In fact,I don't sell much online anymore.The little I do sell goes to support the website. I may have a few cuttings,for postage, available later this fall.
JT

Hi Jt,

Thanks for reply.

Cora

Thank you Elaine, dizzypyxxy, so much! I am excited and look forward to your rooted cuttings. Elaine & Wess, I did edit the email out, thank you. I did not know about the Tree Mail, but have got some yesterday from some sweet members. Gone2seed, I will see if I can edit my profile. I am computer dumb, and I never fire my old laptop up. I usually do everything on iPhone, it has spoiled me.

I just had an encounter with Poison Ivy, yuck, and posted a blog about my Hubby's suggestion that seems to have nipped it in the bud for me!

Thx guys for all your loving friendly help. I am a baby here, not even a toddler yet. Not a lot of time, busy health care professional, loving grandmother who gets out two tots every Friday and they spend the night. They are only little once, I intend to enjoy ours.

I might have a few when I am done fighting spidermites. Will keep you in mind.

Thank you, that would be great!

I have lots of other plants that I could trade for a small blooming size brug. I miss them and would like to have a couple next yr!

@donnabking
I will be cutting back my Dr Seuss brug in a few weeks and can send you some sticks to root if you're up for that. It is quite simple but I know not everyone is into having a pot of sticks stuck in dirt all winter. Send me a tree mail with your address.

(Also if anyone has any Frosty Pink cuttings to share I lost mine last winter and miss it, one of my favorite brugs because the flowers stick out in the diagonal.)

Judy, do you root them in potting soil or something else?

Potting soil. Or water first and then potting soil once they get roots.