Water Gardening: Looking for true calla and skunk cabbage, 1 by

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A shot from a bit further back. You can barely see some skunk cabbage in the middle of this photo. To the left is a large cedar tree. In the foreground the hideous ivy, and a native lady fern. You can also see a green sapling trunk toward the right of the skunk cabbage. This is a vine maple. They are very lovely.

Please dmail me and let me know how many plants you want. I have 5 now, but I will likely be going back to help her out and might have an opportunity to get more. I would like to dig in the place I had planned to go to, but nothing is up yet in that area. I am hopeful that another couple of weeks will have them peeking out of the leaves.
If you have any water plants to trade, I would be interested. I see from your threads that you are mostly into tropicals and hybridizing cannas. I have plenty of cannas right now, unless I lost some over the winter, but I'm interested in what you have that will grow in the pond or in a bog area.