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HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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Posted by lauraann z7/z8 wa (My Page) on Wed, Sep 6, 06 at 3:37
| Here are a few things I have for the Newcastle trade:
Epimedium x versicolor ‘Neosulphureum’ 1 1g
Kirengeshoma palmata yellow wax bells - 1 sm. D-2
Dicentra spectabilis ‘alba’ white bleeding heart 1 large plant, should be heading into dormancy soon
Alchemilla mollis - several plants
A few freshly rooted starts of some kind of brainy-looking crested sedum
Carex ‘Beatlemania’ fresh division
Carex ‘Treasure Island’ small 4"
Stachys lamb ears, clumps
Farfugium argenteae , cream spotted leopard plant - 1 small, but what an awesome plant!
Farfugium japonicum ‘crispatum’ 1 small 4"
Jeffersonia dyphylla Twinleaf - probably dormant by the trade date, mature roots
Columbines - canadensis and some seedlings I think are from ‘Irish Elegance’
Black Cohosh , Actea or Cimicifuga racemosa - probably dormant by the trade, all bloomed this year.
Ligulara dentata - good purple coloring, small 4" pot seedlings
Chrysanthemum coccineum - 3 plants
Darmera peltata 1 yr. seedling
Curly willow, about 2.5' tall
I'll probably come up with more by trade time.
I’d love to get some things from my want list but am open.
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RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Lauraann, I would love one of your Epimediums, and one of your brainy-looking crested sedums. That sounds like an interesting plant. What can I bring you? Please check out my trade list and LMK. Thanks! Karen |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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Lauraann:
I want to live in your garden! I have about a dozen grains of the PNW native Fritillaria Camschatcensis (aka Rice root, Chocolate Lily.) Would you be interested in a trade for a few roots of the Jeffersonia diphylla? |
RE: correction to the above
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| Wally Hansen calls this Fritillaria lanceolata (F. affinis) aka "Chocolate Lily, Checker Lily, Mission Bells, Rice Root", and he would be correct, since I bought these from him. |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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Lauraann,
May have have a Kirengeshoma palmata yellow wax bells, a brainy-looking crested sedum and a Cimicifuga racemosa. Check my list and I will check my natives.
Thanks,
Teresa |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi, LauraAnn I'm interested in the curly willow. Can I interest you in a variegated Lily of the Valley? |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Everybody, Karen, I'll bring the Epimedium and a couple rooted sedum starts. Any chance you have a pc. of Primula kisoana? Aunatural, definitely, I'll email you tomorrow. Teresa, all three are set aside for you. K. palmata, a couple sedums and a Cimicifuga racemosa. The latter is big, mature rootstock, the formers are small but the wax bells did produce some flowers this year. Kellie, sounds good to me. I potted up the best willow today. I still need to send you an email about the Hydrangea/bamboo trade. Do you prefer mops or lacecaps? |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| I am interested in both the Fargugium plants, and also the black cohosh. I looked at your list and need to go through my garden to figure out what I have to trade. When you say a tall mahonia, what are you looking for? Thanks. |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Ruth, good question. I have our PNW natives M. repens, nervosa and aquifolium. The latter does get tall but I'm hoping to find M. x media (Charity), gracilipes or maybe even a common (on the other half of the country) M. bealii. I miss the huge, towering leaves, giant flower clusters and winter fragrance. : ( |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| LauraAnn, I'll leave the choice of hydrangeas to you. I'm very flexible. |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| LauraAnn, I'd love one or two of your Chrysanthemum coccineum. In addition to what is on my page, I have a bright blue salvia and silver king artemisia. |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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Laura
I would love to have a Ligularia seedling(s) and a Jeffersonia diphylla. Do you know if we can/ how to root cuttings of Mahonia lomarifolia?
I have two large plants that I need to trim off one large leaning over stem from each this fall. I can try tip (that's an understatement) cutting from them before sawing them off. Judy |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Laura, yes I can bring the primula kisoana. I have some echinops potted up as well. Did you want one of those as I see it was on your want list? LMK Karen |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Jacqueline, I'll bring the Chrysanthemum coccineums. No trade necessary for these. They need a good home. Judy, I'll bring you 3 Lig seedlings and a Jeffersonia but the latter is small, but big enoough to bloom, will be dormant.
Mahonias are supposed to root from stem and tip cuttings. I have some M/ aquifolium cuttings just barely starting to callous after 2 months. If you are cutting the branch anyway I'd sure give it a try. Has it set fruit for you before? Thank you Karen, I'd love the Echinops, I've never grown it before, it's time to give it a try. |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Lauraann, I would love your Carex Treasure Island if you can find something from my list. Thanks, Michele |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Michele, I have two small potted starts I'd love to trade for Luzula. Laura |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Has your white bleeding heart been spoken for yet? I'm new so don't have a lot to offer. Do I have anything you'd be interested in?? thanks,
Andrea |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| It is yours! Thanks. Andreab, check my list. I can bring you some things. Michele |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| Hi Andreab, I will be happy to bring a white bleeding heart for you. Laura |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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I would be interested in clumbs of lambs ears and if you have any left of the brainy sedum (interesting image), but i only have pots to offer in various sizes thanks
pam (oh yes i have lots of wisteria -purple- seed pods) |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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Wisteria54, I can always use extra pots. Thank You.
These re-seeded like crazy this year. I can bring a big clump. Laura |
RE: HAVE: plants potted for Newcastle trade
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| I am interested in both the Farfugium plants, and also the black cohosh. Please check my trade list, and I can also bring you lots of assorted pots. I also have seed starting trays and supplies if you are interested in those. Thanks. Ruth |
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