Karia, I would second motion of possibly canceling your order- those are not rare plants you ordered and their deal is not "a deal" Waiting for clearance sale at Bluestone perennials last weekend of May will get you much better selection at similar prices which sends very healthy plants and stands behind 100% on all their seedlings. RE: plant swap that my neighbor and I host in Skokie does not have any special rules as it is open for all kinds of gardeners- "newbies" who only starting and "oldies" who has plants coming out of their ears ;) in a couple of weeks I will post info on Winter Sowing forum about what I have to offer and other people who coming will join in- this way people can prearrange their exchanges as many of gardeners might have plenty of something but do not want to go into trouble of digging it up if there is not much interest in it. All based on being fair basis there is no rule one plant for another plant of same size etc,. Newbies, who very new and have no plants to share might want to bring a plate of cookies or give couple $$ donation to the cause if they feel like "they can't come empty handed" we also have separate table for anything garden related- old magazines, pots, tools, etc. people bring divisions, seedlings, cuttings, veggies, perennials and annuals. Usually we have crowd about 50 people or so. Preference is for plants to be clearly labeled and possibly potted few days earlier so they have time to adjust to transplant shock but sometimes things happen. I could recognize majority of plants even if they not labeled. ;)

TOS: You agree not to use the Exchanges to solicit donations, ask for free plants or seeds, or ask for items in exchange for postage, including requests for Self Addressed Stamped Envelopes. All requests must be in the context of arranging a trade. All you have to do to be in compliance with the rules is go to your nearest big box store and spend a dollar or two on some commercial seeds! This post was edited by brandon7 on Wed, Nov 27, 13 at 18:13

Rebutia, several species 'Peanut Cactus' several colors both are small clumping. Tel. 505 864 3124 they are in Belen, New Mexico Norma I have a list of several thousand Cactus, I think you can pick up a list on line Google it and see what comes up O/T There is a great cactus and succulent store near the Huntington Gardens. If you want different and unusual plants. 216 Rosemead Blvd, So. of the Freeway Pasadena 1626 795.278 it is largest and most complete walk in retail store in the state on the expensive side. Beautifully staged plants in great pots, all show winners. Norma

Looks like normal bush type tomatoe, with thick leaves. If the color of leaves is nice greent then it is fine. If they are dark green, has been fertilized too much already. If they are very ligh and yellowish green, then need fertilizer.