Dare I be the first?

I'd love to find some
Lantana and coleus.
Mums. Believe it or not. Burgundy, yellow or bright purple.
Black and Blue Sage

I need nothing, but of course I'll discover I can't live without something on these lists.

Sounds like fun!
I can't wait. I haven't been able to attend in recent years, but life continues to change.

Thanks!
Christine

Cinnamon ferns
Ostrich ferns
Royal ferns
Tassel ferns
Sweet woodruff
Skullcap
Cote d'Azur Pinks, Saponaria ocymoides
Pachysandra (Japanese, variegated, Appalachian, any type)
Hardy geranium splish splash
Coral bells in the Georgia peach, Christa, Sothern comfort, peach flamb� family�peachy orange
Hepatica
Rosey happy returns lilies

Lilys, including ditch

hosta, especially blue

hellabores

Newbie:

Looking to landscape townhouse backyard. Need plant and small shrubs that like shade.

Rosemary
Sage (the kind for cooking)
Daffodils
Single daylilies (except ditch)
Virginia bluebells
UNvariegated Solomon's seal
White snakeroot (Eupatorium rugosum) -- not 'Chocolate'
Green and gold (Chrysoganum virginianum)
Maypop (Passiflora incarnata)
Thimbleweed (Anemone virginiana)
Wild blue phlox (Phlox divaricata)
Spotted geranium (Geranium maculatum)

so far this is what I am interested in:

Caryopteris divaricata
Campanula poscharskyana Blue Waterfall
Coreopsis rosea 'Sweet Dreams' -- pink coreopsis
Dianthus Firewitch (�Feuerhexe�)
Dicentra �King of Hearts� -- fernleaf bleeding heart
Delphinium 'New Millennium Pagan Purples'
Gaillardia 'Fanfare' - blanket flower
Helleborus � hybridus - lenten rose
Lavender (any variety)

Hosta ~ Blue Mouse Ears
Hosta ~ Plantaginea (August Lily)

Another want: big containers (10-gallon or so)

Lily of the Valley
ferns of any variety (Ostrich, Christmas, Cinnamon, etc.)
Coral Bells of any variety
Sweet Woodruff

Hi,

Here are a few of the items I am looking for this year:
hardy banana
vinca minor
lady slipper
asters
cardinal lobelia
virginia bluebells
tall pink canna
white turtleheads
hardy kiwi - don't need males
Baptisia australis
orange thyme
lemon thyme
rose sented geranium
hardy persimmon
culinary sage
hardy rosemary
Hardy Cyclamen

This is the list or wants I've been working on -- I'm sure I've forgotten a few! As you can see, I'm trying to deal with a lot of shade and a passion for home-grown produce -- all ideas welcome.

WANT:
Brunnera "Jack Frost" or other Siberian Bugloss
Chrysogonum virginianum (green and gold)
Japanese or other primula
Primula sieboldii Siebold primrose
Daphne "Carol Mackii" shrub
Caroline allspice (Calycanthus floridus) Athena or Michael Lindsay or other
Vaccinium angustifolium low bush blueberry
Dwarf fothergilla (Fothergilla gardenii) Appalachia cultivar or other
Virginia sweetspire (Itea virginica), esp. Henry�s Garnet and Morton
Mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia)
varieties of hellebore, heuchera
named raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries
eidble fruit/nutbearing shrubs that can take some shade
native shade plants -- ground covers, shrubs, flowers

Lisa

After some thought (my first inclinationis to say I want oneor two of everything), BUT... i have limited sun, although my neighbor has just removed a 60 ft poplar that took all of the sun from the south side of my house, I think it will be container gardens for that side for now so, my wish list;

camelias (either fall or spring blooming, any color)
poblano peppers
roma or other tomatoes good for canning
blueberry bushes

Many thanks Carol

Yeah! Change of plans and I can come to the swap this year!

Wanted:

Red Baneberry Actaea rubra
Western skunk cabbage (Lysichitum americana)
Nodding Onion or any ornamental onion (Allium cernuum, A. tricoccum, A. stellatum, A. acuminatum)
Mayapples Podophylum petatum
any Trillium
any Arum Jack in the Pulpit (except arum itallicum
any Hellebore
Crossvine (Bignonia capriolata any variety)
Plumbago (Ceratostigma plumbaginoides)
Sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale) looking for Moerheim beauty or Coppelia
Jerusalem sage (Phlomis fructicosa)
African blue lily Agapanthus campanulatus
Native Coral Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempivirens)any variety
Gentian sage (Salvia patens)
Wine Poppy Mallow (Callirhoe involucrata)
Pinkroot Petunia (native) (Ruellia carolinensis or R. ciliosa, R. humilis)
Meadow Rue (Thalictrum aquileiifolium or T. dlavayi, or T. rochebrunianum)
Barrenwort (Epimedium spp.) any variety
Smokebush purple(Cotinus spp.)
Gooseberry
Honeyberry (have only seen this in a catalogue, its a variety of Lonicera modified by Luther Burbank, L. caerulea or L. kamchatika)
Any summer blooming lillies: turks cap, tree-form
Hawthorne seedlings
Ilex verticulata Winterberry any variety
Possum haw
Any Oregon grape (Mahonia spp)

Hi, everyone!

I am *desperate* to try the following plants:

-huckleberry
-gooseberry (really would like poorman but can't seem to find them anywhere affordable!)
-honeyberry
-currants (any that taste good)
-paw paw
-rhubarb (any kind)

I'm not sure yet if I will be able to make it to the swap--it is my graduation weekend and guests will be here. But I am certainly going to try! Regardless, let me know if you have any of the above plants you are willing to share!

Best,
Darcie

Oh boy, I thought maybe I would try to avoid the swap this year but find that there is an overwhelming force telling me that of course I need more plants:

Wants:

Japanese anemones - any
Lavender - pink or white
Toad lilies - any
Turtlehead - white
Agastache - not Blue Fortune or Anise Hyssop
Syringa vulgaris - white
Pieris japonica
Campanula - pink
Delphinium - white
Eryngium - any sea holly

Looking forward to the 14th!

Here are my specific wants. Beyond that surprises are great!

Herbage:

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) -- can never have too much IMO!

Sage (Salvia officinalis) -- the more generic and fragrant the better

Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) -- ditto

Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) -- French or otherwise

Lavender (Lavandula spp)

Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia)

Shrubbery:

Highbush Blueberry

Hazelnut

Everyone who knows me , knows I always ask for iris.
I am interested in a few more plants this year because of last year's drought.
iris
lilys other than " ditch"
asters
dahlias
cyclamen
pulmonaria
heuchera
agastache
delphinium

I'm not picky. They don't have to be named.
Looking forward to seeing everyone again.
Bonnie

Would love to have some bamboo plants to plant. Any type that's hardy here locally (zone 6-7) will do. :)

Would love some big types that can give bamboo shoots that's edible. I'm from Asia, so I have consumed many bamboo shoots and always fond of this "invasive" plant. :D

Clumpy type is welcoming too.

Babyberg, I don't see an option to send you an email - can you please contact me? I have a lot of ferns, but don't know much about them. Happy to share!
Leah

A few more wants:

Sea Holly - particularly blue
Wallflower
Astilbe - particularly white

Lily of the valley
Daisy-form flowers for sun-shasta, coreopsis, rudbeckia, etc.
ornamental grass-clumping

Looking for:
. Lily of the valley
. Bamboo (any kind), large and hardy in zone 6-7. Can come dig.
. Fig cuttings (have celeste). Any other type that's hardy and production locally. Can trade (have some other varieties) if you are a fig-nut too. :)

I can't seem to get in touch with anyone through GardenWeb's email system and I have plenty of Lily of The Valley for those who want it so please email me direct
gardnwatch@aol.com
Bonnie

Bonnie,

It look like your AOL email is bouncing all emails back. Try another email account?

I'd love to have some of the Lily of the Valley if still available. My email is : laynemj (at hotmail). Let me know if you have any interested plant/item from my list too.

Thanks,
-Layne

Here are some things I could use more of:

Trillium
Ferns - any variety
Any shade-tolerant woodland plant
Astilbe - any variety
Iris (especially any named or unusual varieties)
Columbine
Hardy geranium
Lavender
Perennial salvia
Heuchera
Echinacea (purple coneflower)
Foxgloves (digitalis)
Anything that's deer-resistant
Veggie plants
Monkshood (any variety)
Yarrow (achilea)
Russian Sage
Caryopteris

Raspberries and more raspberries, and black berries.
peonies
rhubarb
echinacea
black eyed susan vine
nasturtium
eleagnus shrub (any variety)
clematis
sweet pepper seedlings

Adding to my wish list
red dogwood seedlings
quince
barberry

This might be a duplicate post--I don't see my first post.

I'm starting a new berry patch and would love some:

raspberries
thornless blackberries
strawberries

Also looking for shade loving plants (astilbes are especially coming to mind right now. And deer resistant would be good.)

I would love some:

baptesia
agastache
geraniums - cranes bill
grasses
large leaved hostas
white balloon flower
white liatris
maypop
pervoskia - both the regular and the dwarf
echinacea - yellows, reds or oranges especially
cholla
Opuntia ficus-indica
"hardy" agave pups
red maple seedlings

anything really.

Would like (but do not have to have)
Hardy geraniums
Hellebores
Dianthus
Hardy persimmon seedling
Asters
Hardy cyclamen
Brunera
Primulas
Daphne
Mountain laurel
Very hardy camelia
Trillium
Real quince (not flowering)
Hazelnut
Turk-cap lilies
Paw-Paw
Blueberries

I have sent people e-mails as to what might fit their need. Also, I have several types of bamboo, needs to be dug, including edible. I tried to send an e-mail, but there wasn't one.
If you have what I want, we can dig what you like, good dirt, not a hard job. Look at my list as well.

I want veggie seedlings to round out my garden (and erase the memory of seedling disaster:
pepper, sweet and hot and Italian
eggplant
stevia

Thank you!