Tammy, Are you still looking for native shrubs? I have 1 twinberry, 2 native Viburnums, 2 red osier dogwoods, and 1 red elderberry. I have a tree, a California laurel, also called Oregon myrtle (Umbellularia californica), which I bought from a nursery. I bought it by mistake when I was looking for California wax myrtle. I also have some extra leek seedlings for fall or for overwintering.

If you by any chance end up with extra onion seedlings, I'd love to have a few.

There's a few other things on your trade list that look interesting, if you still have them -- lady's mantle, fall-blooming aster, and arum italicum.

Let me know if you want to trade. Thanks!

Thanks for the offer, but I'm not looking to acquire any new plants. I'm running out of room to put new plants. But I will save you the lady's mantle, aster, arum and onion sets. The arum is dormant, so I'll be bringing you what looks like a pot of dirt. You'll have to wait to see if it comes up in the fall.

Tammy

Tammy, thanks so much! I really appreciate it. A pot of dirt sounds good.

Tammy, I am interested in onion and kohlrabi starts, and do you happen to have any overwintering sprouting broccoli? And what color are your day lilies? I don't need any more orange. Check out my trade list and see if there's anything that appeals to you.

Barb, this is what I have planted: Yellow globe onions, red onions, Walla Walla onions, purple sprouting broccoli, green sprouting Calabrese broccoli, and purple Vienna Kohl rabi. I'll set aside one of each for you - if they come up, that is. I had planned on making several sowings of vegetable seeds, but I only just got them planted today, and there probably isn't going to be any second crops. So let's hope they come up!

Mom has the daylilies, so I'll be sure to let her know you're interested.

I have an Epimedium for Don, too.

See you in September!

Tammy

Tammy, I was planning on making it to the trade but work is getting in the way. Hoping for a break from the rain for y'all!

Susan