bullseye

welcome to GT, neighbour.

I’m near Brantford. you?

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a) http://www.execulink.com/~yohan

Welcome to GT, bullseye!

-- Living on the square...Metro Detroit

Hi and Welcome to GT!!

-- "A beautiful garden is a work of heart" -- Royal Oak, MI - Zone 5

Thanks for the welcome folks…..looks like am going to like it here????? Looking forward to sharing gardening tips, ideas, pictures and seeds/plant trades if possible :-)

I am a transplanted Brit, now a Canadian citizen.

Debbie….I am in Brantford, one of the new subdivisions

-- Hooked on Gardening.....Ontario zone 5b

1/2 hour away.
(Congrats on the citizenship. I know that the process is not easy!! )

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a) http://www.execulink.com/~yohan

Thanks….the only thing that drove me to take the citizenship, is the aggravation I get every time I try to cross into the US, even though I have been going there for years since I was a kid ( by air ).

-- Hooked on Gardening.....Ontario zone 5b

oh the joys of customs.

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a) http://www.execulink.com/~yohan

I just find them ignorant, especially when they don’t even know where countries are on the map rolleyes

-- Hooked on Gardening.....Ontario zone 5b

Stupid Americans.

-- Living on the square...Metro Detroit

I won’t go that far, that is like lumping them all together :-)

-- Hooked on Gardening.....Ontario zone 5b

bullseye: I’m new today so I’m not sure how I contact you. I was wondering if you still have portulaca seeds. I started gardening last year and dont have a lot of seeds to trade, just some Datura and Shoefly. Dahlitsa

-- Dahlitsa

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-- Hooked on Gardening.....Ontario zone 5b

Welcome to the flower show! We hope you enjoy the time spent on your GardenTenders website.

-- One generation plants the trees; another gets the shade; Chinese Proverb - Zone 5B

Hello Bullseye or anyone that can help me,
I came across this seed exchange site and read about the seeds you have. I have searched my tail off looking for a true yellow flowered hardy hibiscus…I live in USDA zone 7-8. I can’t find “any” hardy hibiscus (syriacus, rose of sharon, swamp mallow or rose mallow hibiscus) that have a true deep yellow flower. You stated that you have a hardy hibiscus and the flowers are yellow. I will glady swap seeds, pay or whatever it takes to get some seeds or a plant start. I would like any information (names of yellow hibiscus or a nursery that sells/ships them) on a true yellow flowered hardy hibiscus. I have a large book called “FLORA” “The Gardeners Bible” and it says there is a herbaceous hybrid hibiscus good in zones USDA 5-10 and it is called “Miss Kitty”. Again, I have searched the internet, asked people and at inquired at my local nursery
and have had no luck. Drop me an email at peschytz@hotmail.com Thanks so much!!!

Add me to the list, Bullseye, for the yellow hardy hibiscus. I was not aware that there was one, and would be truly interested in starting one. Can one make a cutting from a hardy hibiscus?

I was on a garden tour the other day, and someone had a hardy hibiscus which had leaves very different from one that I have ever seen before,- like three fingers. It has indeed come up for several years, so is indeed hardy. The Hardy Hibiscus that I had seen before have not had the three finger shaped leaves.

-- jroot