HAVE: For Spring 2011 Olympia Swap (Pics)

13 years ago

Here's what I have to trade at the swap, coming up sooner than you think!

Barb, Tammy and Marie were so good to me last year at both swaps, when I had almost nothing to swap, due to having a brand new garden. I hope they can all find something on my list that they'd like to have!

Tomatoes (Good size plants, but will probably still need hardening off, numbers in parentheses are days to harvest)

Determinate

3 Oregon Spring (65-75)

1 Grushovka (65)

Indeterminate

1 Anna Russian (70)

1 Gogoshari Striped (80)

1 Black Krim (75)

1 Tigerella (76)

1 Ukrainian Heart (85)

Peppers

(More than one of each of these peppers, just not sure exactly how many yet)

Black Pearl ornamental pepper (this is actually edible, but has a Scoville unit rating of 30,000+, so it is very HOT)

Early Jalapeno

Poblano

2 Fava Bean Plants (Windsor variety)

Also:

Variegated Vinca (we've been here about a year and a half, it was already growing in the garden and so far it hasn't spread much)

3-4 Colrain Red Monarda (gets about 4-5 feet tall)

2 Arum italicum 'Jack Sprat' (two pots with two little corms in each, this is a cute Arum with little burgundy splotches on the normal veined leaves)

1 red Elderberry

2 Rhododendron macrophyllum (the native Pacific rhodie, little rooted starts)

2 orange native honeysuckle (Lonicera ciliosa)

1 red osier dogwood

Variegated Vinca

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Colrain Red Monarda

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Arum italicum 'Jack Sprat' (This is what the leaves will look like when the plant is mature, the ones I have for the swap are much smaller)

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Comments (8)

bejoy_gw
13 years ago
Hi dawiff....

Nice list..! Actually I see a couple things I would love.

1 Oregon Spring tomato
1 Orange native honeysuckle (Lonicera ciliosa)

I hope you can find something on my list that you want....but...if not... I will have a few other different things ready by the time we meet at the Olympia plant trade.
Marie
dawiff
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi Marie!

I'll set those aside for you. I'll check your list and let you know.
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barbe_wa
13 years ago
Hi dawiff, I would love one of your black pearl ornamental peppers if you have enough. Is there anything on my list you would like?

Here is a link that might be useful: My trade/give-away list for Olympia trade
dawiff
Original Author
13 years ago
Barbe, I am planning to bring a handful of them, so if you'd like more than one, no problem.
drtdgr
13 years ago
Dawiff, I'd like your arum. Adorable. I'm bringing for now canna 'Richard Wallace', lysimachia 'Alexander', carex 'Ice Dancer', alstroemeria 'Third Harmonic', and pink persicaria.
dawiff
Original Author
13 years ago
drtdgr, I'll set one aside for you. I'd love some of your Carex 'Ice Dancer.'
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
13 years ago
Hi There,
I'd love a Tigerella and your 2 favas. Anything special you're looking for? I don't have a list up yet but plenty of things coming up now that I could dig. Thanks,
Susan
dawiff
Original Author
13 years ago
I'll put your name on the Tigerella and the two fava bean plants.

I'm really into the red/orange/purple/yellow color combination this spring for some reason. So anything with leaves or flowers in those colors will suit me, I think. Especially, Heucheras and ornamental grasses. Anything with dark purple leaves or chartreuse leaves. I just picked up a purple-leaved Euphorbia at McLendon's this morning, which I love, it has purply leaves and yellow flowers. Stuff like that.

I also like natives, I have a native area that I'm trying to fill. But don't worry, for the most part my plants will be there for the taking.