Thank you all! Yes I would take anything but bulbs and bulblets would be best, I am in spokane, and the growing season is short so seeds may not gt very big in one season. I already have some of those (too many) in my freezer. I won't know if Pitkins will grow here until I try. I would like to try since my last breeding project was with American species and Pitkin was my best breeder. There are things growing here I didn't expect would survive and I know they had a killer freeze early in Dec. 2010, so did I in oregon.
So Connie I would really like to have some pitkin and citrinum, and Stunning and Pink champagne!
I will take even little ones and store them in the basement or basement fridge until spring, I plan to plant in spring here for now since I do not trust the weather!
and Ayrica, where is your post?
I am getting some Iris from Dee, (blacks and pinks) she offered for years and I was always too busy with bulb harvest myself to take any iris, this winter I will ask what she has of my lilies. I know she is very busy this time of year.
I am getting the windows trimmed now and have almost (need to add a ramp and a few trim things) finished the porch floor so more pics will come soon. Since I NEVER have time to sit on my porch I decorated it with plants. I couldn't let all that space go to waste, but it is due to be painted and stuff so I will probably have to move them.
My sister died in May and I have inherited her cats, one is quite neurotic (raised in a cage from birth) the other is just a pill! She is a terrible dare devil and wants to chase dogs! My sister never let them out so they are discovering new things and I am getting grayer. They are a great blessing and comfort to me now.
I don't spend much time on the computer these days - I have a lot of house to repair, but will try to check every day.
thank you all so much!
