CLOSED: Have extremely lg Plumeria plants for trade

I have decided that I need to clear out my plumerias, I have 6 very very large plumerias to trade, these are potted up in 5 gallon pots or larger. I can post pictures of them. Most are seedlings, that will bloom this year. thier about 3 years old. some are 3 foot tall. There is one that is about 4 years old that I cut back very hard last year because I couldn't keep it from falling over it was top heavy. It blooms white with yellow centers.

I have no idea the colors of the seedlings, but I do know that they are not white. I do have a white one. there are 4 seedlings that are anywhere from 2 to 3 foot tall and a rooted cutting that is white flowered that is about 3 foot tall and the white /yellow blooms that is short but is y'd off .

These will be extremly expensive to ship so I plan on taking off the majority of the dirt .

I am looking for alocasias, colocasias I don't have PLease I already have ALL of the common ones, I am looking for more uncommon aroids. And double brugmansias that I don't have. Also looking for dwarf bananas I don't already have.

below are a few of the double brugmansias I DO HAVE ALREADY so you'll know.
daydreams,
golden lady
creamsickle
species double white
enchanted double white
tiara
desiree
new orleans lady
american pride
herrenhauser garten
monika
pink perfektion
tootsie

And a couple others I can't remember

these are a few of the alocasias I already have
tiffany
tigrina
odora
wentii
frydek
hilo beauty
aurora
sinuata
amazonica
calidora
new guinea gold
loweii argentea
brancifolia
macorrhiza variegata
black beauty
brian williams

Colocasia:
miranda
esculenta running ee
illustrus
black magic
albo variegata
chicago harliquin
wentii variegata
pink china
coffee cups
royal hilo
gigantea

Xanthosoma:
wendlandii
janquinii lineatum
atroverins (giant blue)
albo marginata mickey mouse
sagittifolium




I would really like to trade for these if possible. or any other that aren't on my have list above
Bullata
corizon
green shield
sinuata
reticulata
caladora
black velvet
sarian
xanthosoma vioclaceum
others
Bananas I'd like to have
grand nain
dwarf namwah
raja puri
other dwarves. I already have both dwarf cavendish

here is a picture of a couple of the plumerias

AS you can see these are big, so the trade would have to be a decent sized trade in order for it to be worth my while to trade. This one may have to be put in 2 long triangle priority boxes.

here are a couple of the other plumerias.

that first picture was the white flowering plumeria,

Kathy- where you looking for figs?



p.s.

Don't need plumerias :) I just trying to remember if it was you? I'm going to prune back as I didn't wrap over the winter so I had some serious die back. Because of the die back I'll be able to make standards out of my bushes. I'll have cuttings in about three weeks.

I was at one time, but I had this wonderful person offer me about 5 different varieties and they have all rooted. So I'm good to go on the figs. Thanks .

DH said I would absolutely love the figs when they start to produce. we'll see. he was thrilled to know I had found some.

Kathy,

I don't see colocasia Black Stem on your list. I have several. I also have an alocasia that Brian Williams said is Hunduras.

Would you consider musa Manzano?

Steve

That's the apple banana? I dont think that's dwarf enough for me. How tall does it get?

what does the honduras Colocasia look like?

kathy

Kathy,

It's an alocasia. When I first sent a picture to Brian, he told me that it was either Honduras or Brisbanensis. I sent him a plant, and he suspects that it's Honduras. He says that they're quite rare.

Steve

Oh , I am looking for unusual foliage on the elephant ears. does that change when it's older. Not necessarily looking for rare, but rather unusual colored leaves.

Kathy,

I don't know; the ones I have are still in pots.

Do you have c Black Stem? It's foliage is spectacular. I also have xanth Mickey Mouse and c. Illustris; I know you have them, but maybe you're interested in more?

I have a canna that's not very common; it's name is Warscewiczii. I have canna Russian Red; it's foliage is quite remarkable.

Not really interested in cannas. I have since decided that these are too big to ship and would cost me more in the long run to ship than it would be worth to trade. so I've closed this trade. Sorry.

kathy

Sure, maybe another time.