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I have the following to trade. Everything listed except for Cavendish Banana are mature plants.

Musical Note Plant - Rotheca Incisa
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/67699/

Parachute Plant - Ceropegia sandersoniae
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/61130/

Butterfly Vine - Stigmaphyllon littorale)
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/56862/

Super Dwarf Cavendish Banana Pups - Musa acuminata
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/60087/

Cocoa Tree - Amelonado & LCS 139 - Theobroma cacao (Trade is 2 plants)
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/721/

Please check out my Trade List Wants:

http://davesgarden.com/community/trading/list.php?list=want&member=Xeramtheum

Will consider plants not on my want list as long as they are Zone 8 Hardy.

All my plants are healthy happy plants and I expect the same. Please check my Feedback:

http://davesgarden.com/feedback.php?user=Xeramtheum&action=about_user

If interested in trading please d-mail me with "Summer Trade" in the subject line.

Don't have any of your wants. But here's some that are drought-tolerant:

spiderworts - mix color
crocosmia - red/orange with yellow throat
Gulf Coast penstemon
daylilies - some named, most are NOID
red lycoris
EE - "Illustris" & 'Chicago Harlequin'
canna 'Cleopatra' , tall yellow maybe 'Richard Wallace'
burg. leaf canna maybe 'Wyoming'
ajuga 'black scallop'
TB iris NOID peachy color
crinums - Americanum & 'Milk & Wine'
lantana camara- pink/white/yellow
false indigo

I'm interested in the musical note. Thanks.

Thanks for the offer but I don't see anything I'm looking for at the moment.

X

I have unrooted pieces of ceropegia ampilata and a few different dyckia pups-and many other things.
Johanna

I'm definitely interested in the ceropegia ampliata but not the dyckia. What of mine were you interested in?

I would love the c. sandersoniae. I see that you have an extensive collection. Your photos posted online are very interesting.
Here is a short very incomplete list :
TRADE LIST 5/2011
Aloe Black Gem
Aloe maculate
Bromeliad neoregelia Zoe
Begonias-various that I would root
Ceropegia ampliata
Cissus quadrangularis
Clerodendron tinchotomom
Drimia maculate
Drimiopsis kirkii (scilla lutea)
Drimiopsis botryoides
Iochroma royal blue
Dyckia brevifolia
Dyckia fragrans chocolate color
Dyckia jonesiana
Dyckia platyphylla
Dyckia noid green
Dyckia leptostachia
Pothos neon-Epipremnum aureum
Pothos Brazil- Epipremnum aureum
Pothos Golden - Epipremnum aureum
Pothos Marble Queen- Epipremnum aureum
Rhipsalis
Sansevaria various round and flat leaf varieties
Senecio jacobenise
Tradescantia fragrantissima
Tradescantia silimontana
Sesbania-Rattlebox-red seeds
Sedum Burro’s tail-unrooted cuttings

I have an interest in your Butterfly Vine. The only thing I have that might perk your interest would be Sedum ellacombianum cuttings (that should be inserted directly into soil); it grows in heat, full sun and has an excellently thick growth pattern with yellow star blossoms. Your window box concerns should be met with this plant.