Last spring we got some Giant Solomon's Seal from somebody, but don't remember who it was. Cathy definitely wants some more of it.

Larry

I would like:

Daffodils
Snowdrops
Daylilies (except ditch)
Grape hyacinths
Native columbine (Columbine aquilegia)
Virginia bluebells
UNvariegated Solomon's seal
Celandine poppies (Stylophorum diphyllum)
White snakeroot (Eupatorium rugosum) -- not 'Chocolate'
Green and gold (Chrysoganum virginianum)
Maypop (Passiflora incarnata)

I would like some of those square buckets that kitty litter comes in. The plain white ones would be great, the printed ones would be acceptable.

Hi,
I would love any of the following:

hardy bananas
coreopsis - any besides yellow
daisy - any besides white with yellow centers
foxglove
current or gooseberry bushes
canna - tall pink
nice smelling lilac
cut bamboo - or tall bamboo that will take part shade
vinca minor - green with purple flowers - I am covering a hill so I am looking for lots

Hey there,

I would be interested in any of the following:

****Highbush Blueberries
Pussytoes (Antennaria)
Phlox (tall, not pink or white--have those)
Unique Penstemons (have Husker Red)
Columbine Red or Purple or Blue
Rhododendron (prefer purple, but will take any)
Camellia Fall Blooming
Beautyberry bush
Caryopteris
Flowering Quince
Red Twig Dogwood
Established Echinacea (not seedlings these always die for me)
Lavender
Golden Hakone Grass
Spirea
Weigela
Heuchera (not green or purple palace)

Anything perennial and purple (love daylilies and irises)
Anything that blooms in Fall other than sedum and obedient plant (have lots of those)

Jen

Okay, I guess I've been lurking enough on the Mid-Atlantic forum, and it's time to jump in...and Burtonsville is only a pretty short ride for me.

Wanted:
Achillea x kellerei
Adonis vernalis
Agastache "Heather Queen"
Agryranthemum "Vancouver"
Allium schoenoprasum "Pink Perfection"
Anchusa Azurea "Loddon Royalist"
Anemone "Lord Lieutenant"
Anemone baldensis
Anemone hupehensis "September Charm"
Anemone nemerosa "Robinsoniana"
Anemone x hybrida "Honorine Jobert"
Antennaria divica "Australis"
Astrantia major "Rosea"
Bidens aequisquamea
Boltonia asteroids "Snowbank"
Boykinia jamesii
Buddleia davidii "Strawberry Lemonade"
Buddleia globosa
Camelia Japonica
Campanula "Pink Octopus"
Campanula poscharskyana
Cassiope "Edinburgh"

Chrysanthemum grandiflorum "Spears"
Clarkia Amoena
Clematis "Fascination"
Clematis alpine "Frances Rivis"
Clematis integrifolia "Arabella"
Clematis scottii (Sugarbowl Clematis)
Clematis macropetala
Clematis texesis "Pagoda"
Dalea purpureum (Purple Prairie Clover)
Deutzia x elegantissima "Rosealind"
Dianthus "Haytor White"
Dianthus "Inferno"
Echinacea " Fatal Attraction
Echinacea "Green Envy"
Echinacea "Tiki Torch"
Echinacea "Twilight"
Echineacea "Coconut Lime"
Epimedium "Pink Elf"
Epimedium x Perralchicum
Epimedium x Rubrum
Epimedium x Youngianum "Nivieum"
Gaillardia "Amber Wheels"
Gaillardia "Summer's Kiss"
Gentina Asclepiadea
Geranium "Southcombe Double"
Geranium himalayense "Plenum"
Habenaria radiate  Egret flower
Hardy Geranium "Double Jewel"
Hebe Pingusfolia "Pagei"
Hebe x Francescana "Variegata"
Heliotrope white
Heuchera "Cinnabar Silver"
Heuchera "Lime Rickey"
Heuchera "Paris"
Heuchera "Sashay"
Heuchera "snow Angel"
Heuchera Villosa "Pistache"
Lavender  Spanish variety "Purple Bee
Lavendula strechas "Lemon Leigh"
Leptodermis oblonga  baby lilac shrub
Leucanthemum x Superbum "Old Court
Leucanthemum x superbum "Sonneschein"
Primula "Francesca"
Primula Frondosa
Primula Kewensis
Rudbeckia "Goldquelle"
Salvia farinacea "Strata"
Salvia "Fairy Queen"
Shasta Daisy "Sante"
Summersweet "Rosea"
Thalictrum actaeifolium "Perfume Star"
Tiarella "Pink Skyrocket"

As well as toad lilies, and fragrant flowers to be named later...

I am on the lookout for the following plants for a traffic island on my street:

yuccas
short ornamental grasses
stella d'oro daylilies
russian sage
black-eyed susans
coreopsis
ditch lilies
Sedum (any kind)

Gardengranma here. Want plants for shade, preferably variegated and/or blue blooming. (please no vatiegated vinca, it took me years to undo them. Russian sage, mums, shasta daisies. hardy geraniums, hellebores - don't really need anything, but what the h.., I never met a plant I didn't like. Well hardly ever after the fact. Please, no houseplant as a gift, unless it is an unusual clivia (I have orange, yellow, red and variegated already. If you have a really unusual plant that is hardy in 6b, I am game.

Bears breeches (Acanthus Mollis)
Black Cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa)
hardy camellias, rooted
azaleas, winter-blooming or other
native shade plants, e.g. ferns, heucheras, tiarellas, carexes, solomon's seal -- working on replacing English ivy on shaded slope

Any daffodils, tulips, crocuses for interplanting with mountain laurel on semi=shaded slope

Here's my wishlist:

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

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

thanks
Jette

Sweet woodruff
Daylilies that will bloom in part sun other than ditch and stella

I would also like small (smaller than "quart"-sized, but not tiny) containers suitable for potting up things for plant swaps.

Wish List:

Small pond plants (arrowhead, small water lily, irises, etc.)
blue-eyed grass
Geranium maculatum (wild geranium)
little bluestem grass
liatris
yarrow (yellow, red)
daylilies (any besides ditch lilies)
chives (regular or garlic)
oregano
alpine strawberry

Here are my Wants:

- Pepper Plants hot, sweet any variety
- Vegetables Plants any kind
- Asparagus Crowns
- Ostrich Ferns
- English Ivy
- Hellebores
- Bear's Britches
- Red Bud Trees or Saplings
- Variegated Salomon's Seal
- Dill
- Herbs of any kind
- Purple Wisteria
- Horseradish Root
- Rhubarb
- Fruit trees

I am looking for low-growing evergreen plants to border my townhouse front steps and walk. I am a new gardener, so I welcome any suggestions. Thank you.

Kay

Here are my wants:
- lily of the valley
- canadian ginger
- european ginger
- hardy orchid/bletilla
- mayapples
- bergenia
- tiarella/foamflower
- japanese anenome
- any small natives: spicebush, carolina allspice, cedars, hollies
- jack in the pulpit
- aucuba
- any named hostas
- variegated solomon's seal

thanks! Nancy

How about trout lily, another woodlands plant? Does anyone have that? I want any native bulb, perennial that grows in shade, on clay, and will naturalize where I am ripping out ivy. Unfortunately, my husband does not care for Virginia aster which is quite happy to take over! Lisa

Here's my plant want list

Garden phlox(pink or purple colors)No White
Bee Balm/Monarda Raspberry wine or blue stocking variety
Hardy geranium(perennial)
Creeping phlox(Emerald blue color)
Foxglove(Candy Mountain)
California poppy(Yellow)
Delphinium

pulmonaria
variegated or plain solomons seal
named hosta
bear breeches***
corydalis all types***
tiarella
redbud
blueberry plants
anemone to replace the ones that died
named irises
black currant bush
grape hyacinths

Denise

My generic want list:

Solomon's seal
bloodroot
pulmonaria
Jack in the pulpit
salvia, any species

My wants list:

- Marigolds
- Dusty miller
- Peppers (esp. drying varieties)
- Yellow/Orange or blue/purple flowering perennials (liatris, salvia, rudbeckia, gaillardia, etc)
- Phlox (any)
- Clematis (looking for cuttings for my rooting experiments)
- Anything for dry shade
- Edible berries: raspberries, currants, gooseberries, etc.
- Large nursery pots (5 gals or larger)

Any non-varigated variety of hosta
Any daylilly, even ditch
Any lavendar
Any azalea or other shade blooming shrub
any hydrangea
hellebores (pink or purple)
any viburnum
any small dogwood

These are the plants I hope I find at the swap:
Red raspberries that keep producing into the Fall
gooseberry
honeyberry (I read about this one in a catalogue)
Persimmon, PawPaw or Plum tree seedlings
Ferns: any type, especially ground cover ferns
grape hyacinth
daffodils
lily of the valley
summer blooming alliums

tomato seedlings
pepper seedlings

any hardy, vigorous, spreading or self seeding wildflowers
My favorite plants are some one else's "invasive"!!

Thanks,
Cathy

-rhododendron
-blueberry
-honeyberry
-blushing pink spiderwrt
-kew red lavender
-sugar plum mini rose
-Jacob's ladder
-scabiosa/pincushion
-anything that will do well in less than full sun
-vegetable plants

See the things I have to trade on the other list.

Darcie,

Please turn on the email option in your profile or post your email. I will have scabiosa for you, but we should do this through email.

Jen

Add to my wants
Lemon grass
Mosquito plant

Ferns (other than ostrich)
Spreading or self-sowing meadow type flowers (have a good supply of purple coneflowers and black-eyed susans)
Butterfly weed
Small native grasses
Scented geranium (cuttings or plants)
Daylilies (anything but common orange and Stella dÂOro)
Asters
Thornless blackberries
Purple basil
Thai basil
Tiarellas/foamflowers
Green and gold
Woodland plants, including jack-in-the-pulpit and ginger

Here are the things I'm looking for, mostly in the pink/purple color families for the flowering plants.

Bee balm
Tall PhloxÂwhite or pink
creeping phloxÂscarlet flame or candy stripe
Agastache
Lupines
Lily of the valley (white or pink)
Purple sensation aliums
Foxglove, any color
Coneflowers (any but lime)
Hyssop
Turtlehead (Chelone), pink
Verbena

Herbs
Rosemary ÂArpÂ
Lavender

Amy

would like anything that's is anti Mosquito.
lemon balm,
mint,
thyme
oregano
geraniums
Lemon grass
Mosquito plant
Any lavender
Bee Balm
Sweet woodruff

Thanks

Wow, a place to list your wants! Talk about plant lust...

Fragrant plants, edibles, culinary herbs, anti-mosquito and long flowering are my preferred plant themes (all recommendations are welcome:)

Lavenders, any Angustifolia or Lavandin all varieties
Thymes, culinary, ornamental
Rosemary, upright and prostrate
Lemongrass either East or West Indian
Basil of all varieties
Par Cel, all parsley, celery
Parsley, all kinds, but prefer flat leaf Italian , japanese,
Oregano, any culinary variety is always good
Coriander
Dill
Sorrel
Wormwood; artemsia absinthium, powis castle, silvermound
Southernwood
Any artemisia...
Sweet autumn clematis
All jasmines, Jasminum officianale, polyanthum, jasminoides, trachelospermum, Chilean (mandevilla laxa), Winter, (Jasminum nudiflorum) officianale) or Trachelospermum jasminoides
Nasturtiums
Scented Leaf Geraniums Any, but the fruit scents are particularly nice...
Sungold or sunsugar tomatoes for the kids
Lemon balm (can't believe I don't have this)
Lily of the valley
Vigna, corkscrew vine
Japanese anemone
Cardinal Vine
Edible Kiwis prefer hardy actinidia arguta
Passioflora incarnata, edulis
Night blooming jasmine
Moonflower (can't seem to keep it alive from seedling stage)
Columnar apples
Plum
persimmons
Trumpet vine for the hummers
Goji berries
Pitcher plant
fish emulsion
Nice sounding wind chimes
bird houses for small insect eating birds
cable tie fastener
brid bath

How do I add to my wanted list that I've already posted?

One more item to add to my wish list:
Magnoliaceae
Genus: Magnolia
Species: sieboldii

thanks!

Looking for these items for my pond:
heavy clay soil (several gallon pots)
pea gravel

Want:
Tomato, prefer Brandywine,but will take any red variety.
Any tall sun loving plants

My wish list:
- small shrubs
- plants that will attract butterflies
- penstemon (any color)

Does anyone have extra artichokes?

I have tons of garden wants, but here's what's been on my mind lately (greatly influenced by what I saw on your "Have" lists):

Cranesbill/hardy geranium (anything other than the terribly strong, citronella-smelling kind--I have that one)
Black raspberry cane
Sweet woodruff
Hellebore (to replace the trades I killed last year)
Burgundy hellebore
Lemon balm
More snow drops (love these!!)
Crocus
Winter aconite
Japanese anemone
Digitalis (foxglove)
Another Japanese fern
Peony, white
Cutting from a yellow climbing rose that will climb 10 feet or more
Cutting from any fragrant or high-climbing rose
Melampodium
Sanvitalia (creeping zinnia)
Stock
Eupatorium coelestinum (hardy ageratum/mist flower)
Symphytum (comphrey)
Thalictrum (meadow rue)
Tiarella (false mitrewort)
Trillium (wake-robin)
Trollium (globe flower)
Viola odorata
Arisaema (jack in the pulpit)
Aruncus (goat's beard)
Dictamus (gas plant)
Sanguinaria canadensis (bloodroot), especially "Multiplex"
Heuchera (coralbells)
Iris cristata
Chrysogonum virginianum (goldenstar)
Eustoma grandiflorum (lisianthus) - pink, double petalled variety
Irish moss
Any moss
Primrose
Asparagus
Watercress
French tarragon
Any interesting hosta (suggest one and I'll look it up)

Whoa! I think I got carried away!

Does anyone have amelanchier candensis, shadblow serviceberry? I think I need this to solve a shady slope water problem. Thanks Lisa

I would like any begonias, calendulas, dianthus, chamomile or anything edible.

I'm late to the party this year, but if anyone has any of the following left, please keep me in mind:

Dicentra exemia
Solomon's Seal
Heuchera
Tiarella
Green-and-gold (Chrysogonom virginianum)
Red Osier Dogwood
spring-blooming phlox (moss, creeping, etc) with WHITE flowers
ferns
bearded irises, other than purple
Aster laevis

Thanks and see you Saturday!

~CA

want prelude and cavertine andromedas, dusty millers,hostas, blue fecus and lillies.

Are seeds exchanged/traded at this event, as well as plants?