Hi ruthz - I know very little about day lilies in general, and equally little about the ones that are growing on our property! We do have some very large whites and pinks. Also some late bloomers, but most of those are yellows or red/oranges. We would love to find someone to come out and help us identify them when they bloom next year. IN the meantime I'm hoping to start dividing and giving some away to friends who stopped by when they were blooming to pick out their favorites. Ultimately, we would love to sell some of them - our long range plan is to reduce the total number of plants by about 2/3. I know that some of them are hybrids created by the former owner, and I believe there is one named for her: "Emma Griffing" by Grovatt, but I don't know what it looks like! I found a description online and I believe it is a large pale yellow, but that's all I know. We are a couple hours' drive from York, just outside of Philadelphia. As for what I want to trade for, I want to establish a butterfly and hummingbird garden, and I'm also fond of berries :-)

Hello all, thanks for the shout out, I'll try to answer some of your questions about Canton, it's my favorite Flea. First let me say I'm sorry I have not been around lately. Seems for some reason my old user ID and password simply did not work anymore. I had to sign up again, so here I am and I'll try to behave this time. The best day to shop is on Thursday, but they are open Thu-Sunday the weekend before the First Monday of the month. Where to shop depends on what you are looking for. If you want the "good junk" and don't mind digging through boxes, and asking for prices, stick to the uncovered areas, I call these the fields. The best area is in front of and to the side of the Civic Center Building. The Civic Center is a blue roofed permanent structure. There are antiques inside this building as well, but the prices are not as good as outside. As long as you are outside in uncovered areas, you are in a good spot. When you arrive you'll see some covered buildings that are called the "Arbors" and "trade Center". There are some antique vendors inside these buildings but these items will be more expensive (and frankly they probably bought it all out in the fields near the civic center). You'll find a lot of new items in these covered buildings as well. The prices are good out in the fields, and moderate in the covered buildings. You are picking a good time of year to go, however September can still be warm so dress accordingly. Vendors are open usually from 10-5 in the fields. Get there early and don't be afraid to negotiate your prices. 4 days should be plenty, be careful that you don't end up at the wrong flea market. There is one just across from the animal section that is "NOT" canton. Look for those "arbors" buildings to know if you are in the right place. Park along Hwy 19. Maybe you could separate from your shopper friends for awhile, and spend some quality time junkin out in the fields. Have fun, Margo

Hi, I'd like your Purple Ice plant, Cardinal Climber, 4 O'Clocks streaked yellow/orange/pink, Basket of Gold, Sea Holly and Aztec Tobacco. If you don't find anything on my list I will BEAP you if you want. I sent you an email too.

Anyone interested in trading for postage? I don't have plants to trade right now but I have wisteria seeds in a pod, hundred in on pod. Would pay postage as well. Cheri