I have the following to share:

Sea holly eryngium planum
Zebra grass Miscanthus sinensis
Fountain Grass Penisetum setaceum
Japanese anemone pink Konigin Charlotte
Hosta plain green leaves, purple flowers, Potomac Pride
Rose Campion Lychnis coronaria
Red Hot poker Kniphofia uvaria
Japanese maple seedlings Acer palmatum
Tall white garden phlox P. paniculata
Lambs ears Stachys lanata

Let me know by email what you would like me to bring for you.

Cathy

I also have a lot of stuff that everyone else seems to have!

Please add to my list of things to give away:

Caryopteris blue mist
Trumpet vine orange campsis radicans
Wisteria sinensis purple

Cathy mccross1@aol.com

The viburnums I mentioned above are doublefiles. Virbunum plicatum var . mariesii - possibly 'Shasta' but I don't really know the cultivar.

I have a few of each of the following for trade:

Dianthus Siberian blues
Sedum Angelina
Baptisia blue (seedlings)
Sedum Variegated
Hen and chicks NOID
Lupine purple or pink
phlox a mix of varieties 1st and 2nd year starts
Cherry Bells

Seedlings started from winter sowing:
Leucanthemum crazy Daisy
Leucanthemum Snowdrift

I will also bring some extra plants.

This list will probably grow.
Denise

Just so you know - my supply has run out! The deutzia and Frederick Mistral rose have also been claimed.

So far, he's what I have:

Yarrow (pink/white flowers)
Chocolate mint
Chives
Mexican Evening Primrose (warning -- spreads, but has pretty pink/white flowers)
Cranesbill Geranium
Spiderwort
Lambs Ears (Helen von Stein, no blooms, nice large fuzzy leaves)
Columbines (mixed colors -- pale pink, deep magenta)
Sedums (assorted)
Liatris (blazing star)
Coreopsis (goldfink) - (limited have a couple)
Cleome seedlings

Thanks
Jette

Here's a start:

Strawberries: not sure of variety, but they have flowers already

Columbines: These came up in the compost pile -either I tossed some seedlings or some seeds. Possibly A. alpina (blue) or maroon. I should know soon.

Peonies: named varieties in pots. Smallish, but will be fine in the long run. Crinkled white, Sword Dancer, Nippon Moon, Pink Lemonade

Yarrow: Summer berries

I finally got a chance to take stock, and here's what I know I have so far (I'm sure this list will grow):

Ornamentals:
- Japanese Anemone (pink, possibly Robisitussima?)
- Anemone sylvestris
- Purple lilac suckers
- Echinacea (mixed clumps of purple and white)
- Agastache (generic anise hyssop, and Golden Jubillee)
- Lilly of the Valley
- Blackberry Lillies (Belamcanda chinensis)
- Siberian Iris "Caesar's Brother"
- Cherry Bells Campanula
- Various mixed potted Hostas grown from seeds I got from trades
- Tree peony seedlings -- the parents are either dark pink (almost red) or light pink

Edibles/herbs:
- Oregano
- Orange Thyme (small seedlings)
- Tarragon
- Cilantro
- Basil (Thai, lettuce leaf)
- Valerian officinalis
- Egyptian Walking Onions
- Unknown dark fruited fig (potted, should be hardy to this area with winter protection)
- Unrooted fig cuttings (Brown Turkey, Dessert King, Golden Celeste)
- Hot Peppers: Jalapeno
- Alpine strawberries
- Honeoye strawberries
- Cucumbers: Sumpter, Sweet Success
- Tomato: Cherokee Purple Potato leaf

Euphorbia robbiae (lime-green flower)
Wigeila (varigated leaves)
Several baby Nandina and four three-foot Nandinas
Two dwarf alberta spruce (about 2 feet high)
Varigated leaf vinca major

I have a caryopteris I will dig if someone wants it. It is languishing under a maple at my house.

I've also got a good-sized clump of geranium macrorrhizum I transplanted last fall just for the swap and forgot about! This plant doesn't transplant particularly well, so I hope the clump will do OK for someone since it's had months to stabilize after being divided.

Forgot to mention:

the hardwood cuttings of 'Madonna' sambucus are leafing out, so they probably have some roots. They're available! This is a big shrub. The mailorder plant descriptions say it blooms and sets fruit the way regular sambucus does, but I've never seen this one with flowers. Maybe mine isn't old enough yet (it's three years old).

Wow - this is a fabulous list! I am getting major plant lust when I thought I would need NOTHING from this swap.

Needed to see what was popping up before posting here. I have:

Verbena bonariensis seedlings-they're little right now but grow quick and love crappy soil
Daffodils
purple phlox

sage
lamium--variegated with a yellow flower spike
Japanese ferns--limited number
yellow corydalis--limited number
hellebores--traditional colors, one is a a burgundy color and I can't remember the other color--white, green, or pink
chives--regular and garlic--limited number

Please contact me if you want to trade for any of these.

Garlic chives
Arugula
Tansey
Mint - I was told its spearmint but just seems like plain old mint to me!
Black eyed susan

Gladys

All my sea holly has been spoken for.

No worries, though. Everyone who gets a plant will have some to give away next year!

Blackberry Lily (Belamcanda chinensis)
Fringed Bleeding Heart (Dicentra eximia) (one year-old seedlings)
Garden Phlox (Phlox paniculata) Common pink
Perennial ageratum (Eupatorium coelestinum)
Sedum ÂAutumn JoyÂ
Rudbeckia fulgida ÂGoldsturm (close variation since this does not come back true from seed)
Lily of the valley (good supply)
Ostrich fern (good supply)
Yellow flag (huge supply)
Common orange daylilies (huge supply, barerooted)
Mahonia japonica seedlings
Cleome seedlings (huge supply)
Feverfew seedlings

Ellen

All my anemone have been spoken for.

I'll throw some composted manure in all the holes when I dig them up for the swap and I'll bet we have 20 new plants to share next year!

I'm so excited for the swap. I already have more than 20 people bringing plants for me and I've agreed to bring more than fifty plants to trade.

For labels: I'm using old plastic mini blinds that are cut to the right size. I still need a good idea for containers.

Many thanks to the Granma for hosting and the other organizers!

Have added a few more plants. I'm reposting my entire list rather than having the news things split from the original list.

Spreads by seeds:
Blackberry Lily (Belamcanda chinensis)
Fringed Bleeding Heart (Dicentra eximia) (one year-old seedlings)
Garden Phlox (Phlox paniculata) Common pink
Sedum ÂAutumn JoyÂ
Rudbeckia fulgida ÂGoldsturm (close variation since this does not come back true from seed)
Yellow flag (huge supply)
Mahonia japonica seedlings
Cleome seedlings (huge supply)
Feverfew seedlings
Lemon balm
Golden ragwort (Packera aurea)

Spreads by runners; relatively easy to control:
Lily of the valley (good supply)
Ostrich fern (good supply)
Common orange daylilies (huge supply, barerooted)
Dwarf Comfrey (Symphytum ibericum)

Spreads by runners; can be aggressive (but worth growing I think)
Perennial ageratum (Eupatorium coelestinum)
Euphorbia robbiae (lime-green flower)
Spearmint
Peppermint

I also have:
- Grasses ( Miscanthus? Green and white striped)
- Heavenly Bamboo
- Cardinal flower - lobelia
- BeautyBerry- callicarpa americana

Please check my specific haves posting
I have a list of stuff the specific people want
If you are on my list I shall have a bag with your name on it in the trunk of which ever of my toyotas I decide to drive that day
MAry

I should have these, mostly in small quantities:

PERENNIALS

Agastache 'Blue Delight' (similar to 'Blue Fortune'), 3.5" pots
Aster frikartii, 1-year plants, quarts
Aster tartaricus 'Jin Dai,' divisions, quarts
Brugmansia, name forgotten, shell pink blooms turning more gold as they mature, rooted cuttings (parent plant stayed compact & bloomed very early last year)
Digitalis (foxglove) ÂFoxy, seedlings, 4-packs
Geranium ÂBiokovo, small divisions, 2" pots
Helleborus x hybridus (Lenten rose), 1-year plants, 3.5" pots
Persicaria ÂRed Dragon, small divisions, 3.5" pots
Pulmonaria, seedlings of Mrs. Moon, 3.5" pots
Salvia guaranitica, divisions, 3.5" pots
Salvia urica (upright form, supposedly reaches 5-6 ft), seedlings, 2" pots (probably not hardy in z7)
Sedum 'Autumn Joy,' ÂBlue Spruce,' 'Acre,' divisions dug by request demand

HERBS

Garlic chives
Peppermint (divisions, quart pots)

I'm out of fringed bleeding heart (dicentra exima).

Here is what I'll be bringing in small quantities. Some of the perennials were given to me by my MIL a few years back so I don't know exact varieties.

Lambs ear (1 or 2)
Heirloom tomato seedlings (wonÂt know which varieties until that day)
Raspberry canes, possibly everbearing.
Sedum cuttings (likely Autumn Joy)
Yellow evening primrose (i think?, in 3.5" pots; can bring 10-12)
Rudbeckia, Irish eyes (3)
Vinca w/purple flowers (3-5, in 3.5" pots)
Variegated ribbon grass (green & white stripes; looks like Phalaris arundinacea 'Picta')

Clivia (tropical, orange blooms) (3) Houseplant but can go outside for summer.

Amy

The rose-scented geraniums have rooted (and some of them are blooming!). I will be bring 10 to the swap.

I also have five two-year-old amsonia hubrichtii plants potted up and ready to go.

I will bring a truck load of compost (aged horse manure- 9ish months old) and a bunch of burlap coffee sacks.
all I want is garden magazines and books

yes i am back from Washington State. You once again will be thrilled by my attendance at the swap.. Not much of a cook. would it be ok to bring couple tubs of KFC. Or a big lasagna and we could reheat there. What do you think. Have some big pots.
.named daylilies, no Stella
may have some dahlia tubers.
if anyone is going to use upside down tomato cages for plant stakes bring them with you i am bringing bolt cutters to remove the legs. Steve S

An acquaintance of mine is downsizing from a house to an apartment, and she invited me to check out what was going to the curb. I stuffed the car full.

I'll classify this as "Useful plastic junk that's a PITA to buy but is great to get for free".

Gardengramma gets first pick, Janet M gets second pick, Professor Dirt gets third pick.

After that, it's up for grabs.

In addition to the upthread stuff, I've got:

snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis) bulbs
Heliopsis (perennial sunflower) 'Flore Pleno' divisions

And, for the invasives connoisseurs, a boltonia that's pretty in the fall but way too imperialistic for the place I have it. If anyone wants some (or a LOT), I'll dig it the morning of the swap.

Steven

I just checked my garden and I have a few more things to share:
oregano
thyme
money plant
Sunberry (Solanum Burbankii) - I like to grow different things and had high hopes for these (waiting for my blueberries to mature) but do not like the taste. Here is a description: SUNBERRY was bred in the early 1900s by Luther Burbank (1849-1926) and it is not at all related to huckleberry or blueberry to which it is sometimes compared. The fruit is purplish-black when ripe and the size of peas. The flavor is akin to blueberries but less sweet. But cooked in pies and jams it is yummy! The small shrub grows 12"-24" but remarkably can begin bearing fruit when only a few inches high

Gladys

Unrooted cuttings I can bring (branches from pruning that I've done):
Jiro persimmon
Euonymus fortunei
climbing hydrangea
concord grape
azaleas of varying white, pink and red colors

Plants I can dig/pull at your request:
forsythia
Privet
wild ornamental invasive strawberry (yellow flowers)
Asters (blue, exact latin variety; don't know)
Morning glory (invasive blue/purple)
chinese garlic chives
mint (spearmint, peppermint)
raspberry (red; variety not known)
yarrow (white achillea millefolium proa)
Shiso/Perilla (purple Japanese Aka?)
tansy (tanacetum vulgare)
Vinca minor (violet flowers)

Volunteer saplings:
mulberry
crabapple

Plastic plastic containers that purchased plants came in
Very old beer for snails
Old gardening tools (if you're good at restoration, they're yours)
A big pile of expired seeds (don't know how long seeds are good for, but I've kept them dry and out of the sun).

I'm finally going to make it this year.

I have pots and seed trays galore.

Wanted: Two Cavatine or Prelude Andronmeda Bushes. I can't find them. I'm new to this board. I hope I didn't break any rules for asking. Thank you very much!

I also have:
NY aster
smooth aster (Aster laevis)
goldenrod (unknown variety)
Monarda 'Jacob Cline'

Would anyone like a 5 foot tall tulip poplar tree? If so, please email me and I will dig and bring it to the swap.

Hello everybody!

I have been so behind on everything that I finally get myself together to make this posting. I have not dug anything yet! If you find something on my Have list that you are interested in, let me know. Maybe we can make a trade? What I need the most are part shade plants for my backyard. Interesting shrubs and deer resistant plants are welcomed.

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: Bugmagnet's trade list

Snowdrops

There's a catch here - that I need to know by Wednesday night if anyone wants these as I have to dig them at my mother's house on Thursday. Email me through Gardenweb.

Hi, Here is what I have, # of plants would be very limited, may have 1 or 2 only due to small backyard gardening practice. Won't be available for many, my apologies in advance.

.Mophead hydrangea, pink, big one, can easily divide to 2-3 bushes, will need to dig, bring only if anyone wants it. Mary gets one already.

.Hardy Hibiscus, Rose Mallow, Swamp Mallow
Hibiscus moscheutos

.Okra seedling or seeds

.fig potted, need to find the variety. from UC Davis cutting last year. Survived the winter with protection outdoor.

.Chive, garlic type, the one Asian use for cooking, have seeds too.

.Pepper seedling, medium hot long type.

.Beard iris
.(3-5) common lily, yellow or blue

.(1) One potted tropical Hibiscus, small but already flowered once.
H. rosa-sinensis' Full, Ruffly Double
http://www.trop-hibiscus.com/gindr.html

. Asparagus roots, 5 to 7 roots available (from Mary, garden type, not house plant)

What I can get plenty:
.planting pots, usually the smaller sizes, 3", 4", 8", up to 1-2 gallon plastic pots that you usually get from nursery buying plants. Some slightly larger ones might be available too. Will bring larger ones only if someone ask for them and my car space allows. Let me know by Tuesday night so I can grab some Wednesday morning. Will bring some anyway. Anyone contacted me in advance get the ones reserved though.

If you have any that's on my wanted list, I'd love to trade. Please check out my wanted list :

http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/layne_nova

Thanks,
-Layne

Mixed colors

Bleeding Heart babies

Campanula (balloon flower) - It's blue, not sure what variety

Nancy

Have:
Lots of purple passion vine (houseplant) rooted cuttings
Some pothos (or is it philodendron?)
Some buckets with lids
Butternut squash seedlings (maybe)

Have:
Liriope spicata (lots)
Ditch lilies
Spiderwort
Egyptian walking onions
Mint
Alpine strawberries
Seeds: okra (clemson spineless), cilantro, marigold
In exchange I am interested in anything edible.

OK, I have moved to a new house. This house has asphalt & turf. that's it. therefore, I have:

-2 Gillete Fusion Razors, new in their cases (come with 2 sets of cartriges.) You can use these to shave in the garden :-) If anyone wants one, I'll bring them to the SWAP to trade something. They are expensive, and a great gift item!

In addition to the trades that I've already set up I'm also bringing a bunch of WS tomato seedlings for anyone who would like them. There are about a dozen varieties - everything from Blondkopfchen yellow grade tomatoes to Great White and Kentucky Dinnerplate. I've also got some NOID silene which I think is pink.

Also found several small seedlings from my weeping japanese maple tree - since this is a graft I know the seedlings will not come true to the parent tree. These seem to be all green with deeply cut leaves. Let me know if you're interested and I will dig these.

Trades are getting slimmer. I've been weeding out the plants I don't want over the past few years and haven't got enough of the plants I like to be able to divide much. Hope that changes in a year or two!

I can bring:

My seed stash
1 black walnut seedling
Daylilies (unknown type but definitely not ditch lilies)
Mums (yellow)
Black eyed susans
Grape hyacinth bulbs
Lycoris bulbs
Small flowered coreopsis seedlings
Russian sage cuttings (roots easily in water during the spring)
Star of Bethlehem bulbs (can be VERY invasive and is very poisonous to dogs and cats but perhaps in a pot it wouldn't be too bad)
Hyacinthoides (wood hyacinth)-white

I may not get to dig all of these (time is getting short), so let me know if you want something and I'll make sure I bring it.

Diana Lynn

Last-minute additions

Hardy kiwi, male and female pairs
Clumps of seedlings: celeriac, brussels sprouts
Hostas: Sum & Substance and (probably this is what it is)Frances Williams

Lots of magazines and books

I'm very late to the game, but I'm planning to attend the swap. Here's what I can bring:

Tall perennial sunflower (Helianthus maximilian?)
Tatarian Aster
Rose Campion
Lambs Ear
Iberis - Candytuft
double purple columbine
light pink chrysanthemum
liriope
mistflower - Eupatorium coelestinum
Red daylilies
Oregano
Culinary Thyme
Nandina - various sizes from 1 ft to 5 ft

I have a healthy supply of most of the above.

~CA

oops - missed one on my mental tour of the yard (should have consulted the list I made for this purpose):

Solidago 'Fireworks' - goldenrod

~CA

In a last ditch effort to place some plants before they have no home...

Does anyone want some double feverfew? I've got two plants that are in their 2nd or 3rd year and bloomed nicely last year.