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HAVE: 2009 spring mag swap haves list

busyasabee
15 years ago

Saturday, May 9th, 2009 from 10:00am - 1:00pm

Location: Gardengranma's place

2009 Spring MAG SWAP: Plants you HAVE LIST

DIRECTIONS for HAVES LIST:

If you're new to the swaps, please take the time and have the courtesy to read these posts. They're here to help everyone have a good time.

Yes, you can come if you don't have any plants. Your assignment will be to bring brownies (SMILE). Anything chocolate that you'd normally bring to a pot luck will be fine

1. Post a list of the plants you HAVE on this thread, ideally with Latin names to avoid confusion, and cultivar names if they have them and you know what they are.

2. List other garden stuff, such as seeds, tools, books / magazines or all things Garden that you wish to swap or give away.

3. Do NOT arrange the swap or trade on this thread, e-mail the person to arrange it.

4. READ other people's lists. If you see things you want and would like to swap or trade for, e-mail the person directly to arrange it. Do that via private e-mail by clicking on your person's name at the top of their post.

5. Do NOT post a list of plants that you want for swapping or trading on this list. There is a separate WANT thread for this purpose.

6. Do NOT discuss who will be bringing what kind of Bavarian apple tart food to the swap. There is a separate HAVE thread for food.

7. Do UPDATE your posting here and on your member page with your Haves and Wants.

This is important:

When you bring your plants, LABEL your plants if possible. We often forget which was what by the time we get them home! Popsicle stick, plastic spoons, recycle old window blinds or other "plantable markers" are great, as they can be popped right in to the ground along with the plant.

Clearly mark & separate your "RESERVED PLANTS" (i.e., plants for which you have a pre-arranged swap).

Gentle Reminder: At the swap, please do NOT take anything that is labeled for someone else, or is NOT labeled "Free" or "Please Take." Ask. That's all you have to do.

If I have forgotten anything else, please add to this thread.

Happy Gardening!

Jette

Comments (50)

  • gardengranma
    15 years ago

    Have bird feeders, garden ornaments, pots, seeds, cuttings. see my list. Send me an e-mail and I'll have it ready.

  • bugmagnet
    15 years ago

    Have various seeds, plants and heirloom tomato seedlings. Please view my list which is constantly updated. Drop me an email soon so I can dig plants up and pot them for you.

    Please visit my web gallery for plant photos. Should you find plants you like in there that are not on my list, email me and we can talk. Thanks.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Meipo's web gallery

  • kimka
    15 years ago

    So far I have

    Blue monkshood divisions
    Bleeding heart divisions, pink flowers
    Rose of sharon, bluebird
    Spiderwort, Z. blue, grape or white/purple center
    Wood poppy

    From this year's winter sowing:
    Bunnytails grass
    Borage

  • bugmagnet
    15 years ago

    I also have a Weed Dragon Garden Torch for trade. My garden is too small to really use it. Used only once. Almost new condition. For more info, please click on attached link.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Weed Dragon on Amazon.com

  • busyasabee
    Original Author
    15 years ago

    This is what I have so far:

    Anemone Sylvestris
    Yarrow
    Goldfink Coreopsis
    Columbines (mostly deep magenta & pale yellow)
    Lambs Ears
    Rooted Carefree Beauty Rose (1)
    Mexican Evening Primrose
    Phlox
    Cranesbill Geranium
    Monarda ~ JacobCline
    Spiderwort (purple)
    Hens & chicks

  • foodeefish
    14 years ago

    These are my "Haves" but will continue to grow:

    1995 Troybilt Pony 5 HP Rototiller that worked back in 2001 but needs some serious TLC. Engine and transmission are fine it most likely needs a carbuerator Kit and it should work.

    Bottle Gourd Seeds
    Bishops Weed (Aegopodium)
    Red Bee Balm (Monarda)
    Solomon Seal (Tall, Solid Green)
    Pussy Toes (Mazus reptans)
    Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia)
    Black Eyed Susan (Rudbekia)
    Sweet Woodruff (Galium odoratum)
    Lysimachia "Firecracker"
    Obediant Plant, Pink (physostegia)
    Pink Ladies (Oenethera speciosa)
    Deutzia (I think!)Only have two small starts

    Fresh Radishes-ready to be picked the morning or the Swap
    Fresh Mesclum Lettuce - to be picked morning of Swap

  • alfie_md6
    14 years ago

    I am definitely bringing:

    half a bale of peat moss
    one unknown late, possibly variegated, white azalea

    (and I'm not taking them home again, either)

    I will bring, if anybody asks for them:

    Rosa virginiana (Virginia rose)
    Nanking cherry
    garlic chives
    walking onions
    Sparkle strawberries
    hay-scented fern
    Echinops ritro (globe thistle)
    pawpaw suckers (if the pawpaws sucker)
    various vegetables, possibly including Black Cherry cherry tomato, celery, and cardoon
    Helianthus x multiflorus 'Flore Pleno'
    Slater's Crimson China rose

  • tvalenti
    14 years ago

    I prefer to trade for things on my want list - I will be brining a little of everything.

    Trees/Shrubs:
    Azalea - white and dark pink - small from layering

    Herbs:
    Lemon Thyme
    Oregano
    Spearmint
    Chives - Common
    Chives - Garlic

    Grasses:
    Zebra grass
    Ribbon Grass Plant - Dwarf Variety

    Flowers/Plants:
    Catmint
    Red Canna with green leaves - The president (I think)
    Agastashe - Blue Fortune
    Blue/Purple Colombine
    Achillea - White
    Varigated vinca vine
    Evergreen vinca - Vinca minor
    Monarda (Bee Balm) - hot pink
    Shasta Daisy - Leucanthemum Superbum Alaska
    Liriope - solid green leaves
    Yellow Coreopsis
    Wineberrys

    Bulbs:
    All yellow early daffodils

    Jerusalem Artichokes

    Tomatos:
    Medium size Zebra with red inside
    Brown Berry
    Black Plum
    Yellow Pear
    Orange Banana tomato
    Sweet 100
    Pineapple
    Orange Strawberry

  • alfie_md6
    14 years ago

    I also have three rooted gooseberry suckers (Jahns Prairie, from Raintree Nursery).

  • madsquopper
    14 years ago

    In addition to plants, we have a small, wheeled, garden "toolchest" that you can use for a seat. I've found it fairly useless but someone else might like it.

    USUALLY HAVE LOTS OF THESE:

    Bee Balm (Monarda) - red and purple
    Sedums (Weinhenstephaner Gold, Angelina, yellow flowering stonecrop)
    Yellow Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis)
    Tall perennial verbena (Verbena bonariensis)
    Obedient plant (Physostegia virginiana)
    Perennial Bronze Fennel
    Spiderwort (Tradescantia), mostly blues/purples
    Cup Plant (Silphium perfoliatum)

    THESE MIGHT BE LIMITED:

    Perennial ageratum (Eupatorium coelestinum)
    Tall Ironweed (Vernonia altissima, mine grows to 15 ft)
    Creeping St John's Wort (Hypericum calycinum)
    Euphorbia robbiae (nice evergreen, but spreads like a
    mother)
    Pink malva moschata
    Wrinkle-leaf Goldenrod (Solidago rugosa)
    Siberian Iris (Iris siberica), various purples and blues
    Little bluestem grass (Schizachyrium scoparium)
    Porcupine grass (Miscanthus strictus)
    Mexican feather grass (Stipa tennuifolia)
    Cardinal flower (lobelia cardinalis)
    Rose Campion (Lychnis coronaria)
    Canna Lily tubers (Red Stripe, plus unknown reds and pinks)
    Willow leaf helianthus (tall, as in 10-12 feet)
    Purple ice plant (Delosperma cooperi)
    Spiny Bear's Breeches (Acanthus spinosus)
    Hosta Big Daddy
    Fern Leaf Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare 'crispum')
    Purple Germander (Teucrium canadense)

  • kimka
    14 years ago

    Next installment of haves

    Ditch lilies
    Lemon balm (warning invasive, but smells wonderful as a pot plant)

    From this year's wintersowing
    Crego Aster mixed colors
    Oktoberfest calendula
    Citrus cocktail calendula
    Margaruite daisy

  • cfmuehling
    14 years ago

    This list will grow:

    Chocolate mint (grows approx 4-8" tall)
    Monarda 'Raspberry Wine' & 'Jacob Cline' (AGGRESSIVE!)
    Creeping Jenny (Good God does this creep!!)
    A Gudzillion ditch lilies, up to 6' tall. Yes, 6'.
    Vlad's thornless blackberry canes
    'American Heritage' Raspberry canes (YUM!)
    Eupitorium 'Gateway' and 'Little Joe'
    A couple of unknown Japanese maples that have lost their tags. They're anywhere from 12" to 3' tall.
    Bleeding Heart 'Alba'

  • nancymd2
    14 years ago

    Here is my haves list:

    - Solomon's seal (green, 3-4 feet tall)
    - Japanese painted fern (1 or 2 trades)
    - Siberian Iris (dark blue/purple)
    - variegated trychtis (toad lily)
    - Phlox divaricata 'London Grove'
    - Daylily- yellow ('Hyperion' I think)
    - Centaurea montana (perennial bachelor's button)
    - Hellebore seedlings (I'll pack a bunch with each trade)
    - Red canna tubers
    - Native aquilegia canadensis (red & yellow)

    Thanks!

  • nancymd2
    14 years ago

    Forgot to include the following:

    - yellow foxglove
    - bearded iris (unnamed, assorted colors)
    - pulmonaria (old fashioned, unnamed and prone to June mildew- but always bounces back & is a great performer)

  • oogy4plants
    14 years ago

    So far, I have the following for the swap:
    Obedient plant
    Hosta 'Francee'
    catnip
    Star magnolia cuttings (cut by request)
    mock orange (dug by request)

    Seedlings of the following:
    Carolina lupine
    salad burnet
    culvers root
    hardy hibiscus mochiatus
    blue spruce sedum

  • annebert
    14 years ago

    HereÂs a reasonably complete list. No trades required. These are mostly excess from my flower/plant business so IÂm happy to get them a home. Marked with * means hunk of seedlings in a pot
    Perennials:
    Hostas  named varieties, but I lost the tags, some blue, some green Âleaved
    Hosta ÂFrosted margarita Â
    Pulmonaria saccharata, probably ÂCotton CoolÂ
    Lobelia speciosa Compliment mix  shades of red flowers
    *Yarrow ÂSummer BerriesÂ

    Annuals
    Stachytarpheta jamaicensis Sort of like a salvia with minty-looking leaves - spikes of light blue flowers
    *Dark blue statice
    *Breadseed poppy

    Tropicals
    Pink bower vine (Pandorea jasminoides)
    Brugmansias:
    NOID, color unknown (pink, peach or yellow, lost the labelÂ)
    Charles Grimaldi

    *Redventure celery
    Tomatoes:
    Brandywine
    Gilbertie paste
    Green sausage
    Carbon
    Rutgers
    Olena Ukrainian
    Valencia (small, started late)
    Black cherry (small, started late)

    Will dig if requested:
    Forsythia
    Daylilies, color unknown
    Pale purple iris

  • antiqueorchid
    14 years ago

    I have the following trades to bring the swap:
    Dianthus 'Siberian Blues'(2)
    Sedum bronze carpet (2)
    Sedum Angelina(2)
    Sedum Dragons blood(2)
    Sedum Blue Spruce(2)
    Sedum Tricolor(2)
    Hollyhock Nigra seedling(2)
    Hollyhock queeny seedling(2)
    Brugmansia Sanguinea seedling(1)
    Plumeria mixed colors seedling(2)
    Chelone Lyonii(1)
    Physostegia pink(2)
    Artemisia Limelight(4)
    Monarda Raspberry Wine(4)
    Brugmansia frosty pink rooted(1)
    Spainish Lavender(seedlings(6)
    Hens and Chicks(2)
    May add more later
    Denise

  • bethbonemiller
    14 years ago

    Spent the whole afternoon in the garden today and this is what I found!

    Polygonatum - plain solomons seal
    Achillea - pink
    anemone robustissima - grapeleaf anemone
    anthemus kelway
    Aquilegia canadensis- from light purple to dark maroon
    blue fescue
    Centaurea montana - mountain bluet
    Convallaria - lilly of the valley
    dendranthema - peach color
    Dicentra spectabilis - common bleeding heart
    Doronicum cordatum - leopard's bane
    Galium odoratum - sweet woodruff
    Echinacea - purple cone flower
    Filipendula
    gernanium maculatum - wild geranium
    Lunaria annua - Money Plant
    Helianthus H. tuberosus - jerusalem artichoke/perennial sunflower
    Houttuynia cordata - variegated and plain
    Onoethera - sundrops
    wood aster
    mountain mint

    pass the ibuprofen...

    Beth

  • bethbonemiller
    14 years ago

    Here's two things I forgot!

    Ajuga - burgundy glow
    Stachys byzantina - Lamb's Ears

  • gardnwatch
    14 years ago

    My haves list: Not very impressive this year but it can be yours for cheap.

    3Ft butterfly bush- white I think
    Ajuga- blue flower
    mazus reptans- purple flower
    lamb's ear
    Sweet Annie
    wild strawberry
    Houtanyia cordata- Chamelian Plant
    spiderwort- yellow leaves/blue flower
    spiderwort- purple flower
    pink tall phlox
    Obedient plant- purple
    Anemone robustissimo
    hosta- green and cream leaves
    Lily of the Valley- pink flowers
    lemon balm

    I don't necessarily need swaps.

  • annebert
    14 years ago

    I forgot! I have strawberries. June-bearing with runners, probably Red Chief (lost the tags again)

  • chardener
    14 years ago

    Here is a list of what I know I will have at this point. If there is something you'd like me to hold for you, please email me.

    Aegopodium Variegata  Bishops Weed
    Allium Schoenoprasum - Chives
    Galium Odoratum - sweet woodruff
    Lysimachia Nummularia 'Aurea' Â Money Wort or Creeping Jenny
    Melissa Officinalis - Lemon Balm
    Monarda Didyma - Bee Balm
    Opuntia Occidentalis - Prickly Pear Cactus
    Paniculata  Pink Phlox
    Penstemon Digitalis - Husker Red
    Salix Matsudana Torulosa  Corkscrew or Curly Willow
    Stachys Byzantina - Lambs Ear

  • sfmiller
    14 years ago

    I'll probably add to this, but here's what I have now:

    Helleborus x orientalis (lenten rose). Seedlings, some (from last fall, overwintered under lights) in 3.5" pots, others (from this spring) in 4-packs. If someone wants a lot, can dig up more in clumps (bumper crop of seedlings this year).

    Amsonia Hubrectii (Arkansas bluestar). Last year's volunteer seedlings, in 3.5" pots.

    Shasta daisy "Becky." Small divisions, quart pots.

    Galanthus nivalis (snowdrop) bulbs.

    Aquilegia canadense (red columbine). Blooming-sized plants.

    Rudbeckia (black-eyed Susan). Variety unknown, orange, fairly compact (tops out at about 2' in my garden). Quart-sized divisions.

    Boltonia. Not hybrid; tough as nails & spreads aggressively. Have lots of this I'll dig on request, but won't pot up.

    Astilbe. Varieties unknown, pink/red shades. Gallon-sized plants.

    Itea virginica (Virginia sweetspire). Gallon-sized plant.

    Nepeta (catmint), variety unknown, low-growing, purple-flowered. Quarts.

    Geranium. Lost label, pink, think it's "Bevan's Variety."

    Chasmanthium latifolium. (Northern sea oats). Various sizes, will dig on request.

    Sedums (Blue Spruce, Autumn Joy, Acre). Will dig on request.

    Steven
    direct email: sfmiller AT umd DOT edu

  • dawnstorm
    14 years ago

    I'll be potting up some swapables and reserveds this weekend; the following will be free to good home:
    Japanese Maple seedlings (don't know variety, the parent trees came with the house)
    Purple Bean Hyacinth Vine seedlings
    Purple Passion Vine (houseplant) cuttings
    White Bee Balm
    Northern Sea Oats (grass)
    (maybe) Miscanthus

  • diana_lynn
    14 years ago

    Here's my list so far:

    Venetian blind slats (for plant tags)
    Lycoris bulbs (Resurrection Lily/Naked Ladies) - pink
    Lily of the Valley - lots of white and some pink
    Chrysanthemums - probably yellow, lots
    Oregano - lots
    Muscari bulbs (grape hyacinth)
    Hyacinthoides bulbs (Spanish bluebell/wood hyacinth) - white
    Some sort of water iris (possibly iris ensata)
    Phlox paniculata (tall phlox) - shades of pink
    Yucca

    I won't necessarily dig all of these, so contact me if you want to be sure to get something in particular.

    Diana Lynn

  • madsquopper
    14 years ago

    Who's your daddy? Not sure I can handle any more requests (for Big Daddy, I mean). Waiting to see how well he did; the drought seems to have had some impact.

    Larry

  • cecilia_md7a
    14 years ago

    I'll have liriope, tomato seedlings (mostly heirloom), assorted seeds, and gardening magazines (Prof. Dirt has first dibs on Fine Gardening). I might have some other things, depending on what I can pot up before then. I'll also bring Giverny's extra pots, since she can't make it. AND I DON'T NEED ANYTHING IN TRADE. I'm trying to downsize, remember? (Of course, if somebody has something I just can't resist, I might have to sneak it in while DH isn't looking...)

  • katiekaboom000
    14 years ago

    have garden books and magazines. pothos cuttings rooted and uprooted. 4 veritys golden, marble queen, neon, and silver my mom and i are both coming. I'm the gardener and i help her with her garden. vary exceeded to be going to my first swap.

  • oscarthecat
    14 years ago

    Have a five ft bay tree growing in a 6 gal pot. Should be taken indoors in cold weather.
    Afew clay pots different sizes.
    E-mail me if interested in any of this. Steve in Baltimore County.

  • ritadc
    14 years ago

    A large New Dawn climbing rose--it will provide numerous pale pink roses in bloom

    Varegated hostas

    lily of the valley

    black eyed susans

    monarda (red I think!)

  • Sweet Sakura
    14 years ago

    Looking forward to my first MAG swap. Here's what I have so far:

    Centaurea montana
    Helianthus maximilianii
    Echinacea pupruea
    Sedum ternatum
    Sedum "Blue Spruce"
    dark purple TB Iris
    Hyacinthoides - Spanish bluebell (they're in deep, so I won't dig unless you say you want them)
    Grape Hyacinth
    Columbine - double dark purple
    periwinkle
    yarrow (yellow? I think. Or white)
    Rose Campion
    Juliet tomatoes

    Also, my Nandina has babies. I can bring some if wanted.

    And a mystery plant for identification!

  • wishdesign
    14 years ago

    I finally got a chance to take stock of what I have growing, so here's my list (so far). I may not have time to dig all of these, so drop me a line if there's anything in particular you'd like!

    - Aucuba Japonica suckers
    - Agastashe: generic anise hyssop, Golden Jubilee
    - Bee Bee Tree/Evodia daniellii seedlings
    - Blackberry Lilies
    - Campanula punctata "Cherry Bells"
    - Clematis Tangutica "Radar Love"
    - Columbine: Mix of William Guiness double and dark purple
    - Corkscrew Vine/Vigna Caracalla seedlings (the fragrant one)
    - Creeping Thyme
    - Cup and Saucer Vine
    - Forsythia
    - Hostas (generic green)
    - Mexican Flame Vine
    - Lamb's Ear
    - Lilly of the Valley
    - Liatris bulbs (mix of purple and white)
    - Nigella: mix of white and blue
    - Rose: Mecene
    - Vinca: major and minor

    EDIBLES
    - Cucumber: Poona Kheera
    - Egyptian Walking Onions
    - Figs (rooted cuttings; 1 each): Brown Turkey, White Marseilles, Hardy Chicago, and an unknown purple
    - Orange scented thyme seedling
    - Oregano
    - Squash: yellow crookneck, early white bush scallop
    - Strawberries: Honeoye, alpine
    - Tomatoes: Cherokee Purple, Heidi, Lucky Cross, Grandfather Ashlock

  • pthiringer
    14 years ago

    Ok, it looks like I can make it again this year. I have plenty of these:
    - iris "great lakes" (light blue)
    - hardy geranium "cambridge" (pink flowers)
    - lambs ears
    - rudbeckia (a.k.a. black eyed susan)
    - helleborus foetidus (thin leaves, green flowers w/maroon edges)
    - helloborus x hybridus (a.k.a "lenten rose"), small seedlings, probably rose or white flowers
    - sweet woodruff
    - plastic pots, various sizes
    - brunera macrophylla, seedlings and mature plants
    - garlic chives
    - strawberry geranium

    And limited quantities of these:
    - wood hyacinth, pale blue (plenty), pink (a little), or white (very little)
    - Christmas fern
    - tall bearded iris, unnnamed varieties, white, yellow, purple, etc.
    - astilbe, several varieties
    - achillea "royal tapestry" (pink flowers) and white
    - bleeding heart seedlings

  • cecilia_md7a
    14 years ago

    As of today (Sunday, 5/3), here's my list. Several of my GW friends were scheduled to help me pot up more plants today, but the weather didn't cooperate. (I hope I didn't inconvenience you too much, busyasabee, giverny, and JanetM and family!) I may get some more readt during the week - I have lots of daylilies and iris that need to be divided, and a few calycanthus and kerria suckers. But we'll just have to see how it goes.

    KimKa, I will try to dig up the shade plants I promised you - if not, you'll just be forced to visit me sometime.

    Note: Everything is free. No trades required.

    EDIBLES:

    Tomatoes (Sorry the quantities are so limited, but I've already set aside or given away a bunch to friends and relatives):
    2 Polish Dwarf
    4 Sungold (rather small this year)
    1 Sunray
    1 Stupice
    2 Greater Baltimore
    1 Hungarian Heart (I always start singing Bruce Springsteen's "Hungry Heart" when I see that name)
    2 Cherokee Green
    2 Hopkins
    1 Kimberly

    Peppers:
    4 Redskin (Red dwarf sweet pepper - small plants)
    2 Mohawk (Yellow dwarf sweet pepper - small plants)

    Eggplants:
    1 Lavender Touch - small plant
    1 Round Mauve - small plant

    ORNAMENTALS:

    Variegated Liriope - about a half-dozen large pots
    Rosa "Climbing Angel Face" (1)
    Hosta - unidentified green with white edge (1)
    Hosta - unidentified green with yellow edge (2) - kind of resembles "Frances Williams," but came in a mix

    MAGAZINES:

    Prof. Dirt has first dibs on "Fine Gardening." Other titles include Horticulture, American Gardener, Country Gardens, Organic Gardening, etc.

    SEEDS:

    Veggies, annuals, perennials, biennials, and herbs

    POTS:

    Some of my own and a bunch from Giverny. ginabean has first choice!
    So there you have it. If I don't amend the list later on, see you all Saturday. I'll be the woman with the pink wig!

  • gardnwatch
    14 years ago

    Cecelia..
    Just in case you don't get the email i sent off of the gardenweb service, I would be interested in an eggplant plant if you still have one.
    See you at the swap.
    Bonnie

  • carladanna
    14 years ago

    Shasta type daisy. I LOVE THIS PLANT! It came from a friend who can trace it back to her grandmother in 1946. It is a very sturdy plant, it never flops over. The flowers stand up above the folliage and make wonderful long stemmed, cut flowers. It does not seem to be bothered by pests.

    Lavender obedience plant

    Chocolate mint

    Mountain mint

    Monardia

    Jenny Lind melon seeds

    dill seeds

  • annebert
    14 years ago

    But wait, there's more!
    Just discovered several rooted suckers of hardy kiwi 'Issai', this is a self-fruitful one.

  • cecilia_md7a
    14 years ago

    One of my yellow-edged hostas, a few peppers, and both eggplants are now spoken for!

  • janetm_md
    14 years ago

    Thought I'd posted my haves over the weekend but realized not. Here are my haves...

    -Wood Hyacinth (lots) I have mostly purple but there are few white ones as well
    -Daffodils, white and the standard yellow
    -Gooseneck loosestrife
    -Three red Japanese maple seedlings
    -I have suckers of the hydrangea "Annabelle" that I will dig if somebody emails me wanting them
    -Grape Hyacinth
    -Verbena bonariensis seedlings (they're tiny but grow quickly)

  • ellen_n
    14 years ago

    I'm late jumping in on this. Here is my list:

    Ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris) (lots)
    Spreads by rhizomes; will colonize in moist area

    Blackberry lily (Belamcanda chinensis)
    Self-sows, but easily controlled

    Hardy ageratum (Eupatorium coelestinum)
    It spreads readily by rhizomes so must be kept under control

    Yellow flag ( Iris pseudacorus)
    Plant in moist soil or water; self-sows; do not plant near natural waterways

    Dwarf comfrey (Symphytum ibericum)
    Well-behaved ground cover for shade

  • ellen_n
    14 years ago

    I also have a virtually unlimited supply of ditch lilies, but not much time to dig before Saturday. I saw them on someone's wanted list. Email--maybe we can arrange a later pickup time if you are in my neck of the woods (Mitchellville, Prince George's County, MD)

  • kjshadow750
    14 years ago

    I have various tomato and pepper plants started from seeds that I got from the seed exchange over the winter. If there is any interest I can look get the exact names...sorry I did not have them for my post...I have just been so busy this week. But I will bring them on Saturday.

    Kanisa

  • oogy4plants
    14 years ago

    I have added more things to my trade list since I first posted. Please check there for the latest additions. Note: I have Virginia waterleaf babies! I will bring a bunch of them. They are great natives for shade and fill in early in spring. Semi-evergreen.

    See you at the swap!
    Susan

  • cecilia_md7a
    14 years ago

    Update: My other yellow-edged hosta has been taken!

  • kjshadow750
    14 years ago

    Sorry for the late post, but I thought I would post the types of tomatoes and peppers that I will be bringing. Let me know if you would like for me to put some aside.

    "cfmuehling", I would love to trade for some of your raspberry and black berry canes.(I tried to email you but it did not go through)

    Peppers
    -Hot Yellow Dutch
    -Red Bandita
    -Paprika
    -Chinese 5
    -Orozco
    -Sun Orange Bell

    Tomatoes
    -Green Grape
    -Early Ssubakus Aliana
    -Goji Faranji
    -Green Giant
    -Hong Yuen
    -Peiping Chieh
    -Yellow Pear (winter sowed-so they are kind of small)
    -White Currant (winter sowed-so they are kind of small)

    I also have 1 Southwest Coral Bean plant started from seed. It is a highly poisonous tropical.

    see you Saturday,
    Kanisa

  • busyasabee
    Original Author
    14 years ago

    Gladgourd has asked that I post her "Haves" for her since she is having difficulty accessing the Exchanges section.

    Below is what Gladys (Gladgourd) has. her e-mail is gladyskap AT gmail DOT com

    purple basil, arugula, garlic chives, tansy

  • sujiwan_gw 6b MD/PA
    14 years ago

    Tomatoes and peppers, maybe some small eggplant. Many varieties.Most will be different from those listed above.

  • sfmiller
    14 years ago

    I still have these potted up and ready to go. Some of them were listed upthread, others newly added.

    Amsonia Hubrechtii (Arkansas bluestar). Last year's volunteer seedlings, in 3.5" pots.

    Aster frikartii. Quarts.
    Geranium. probably "Bevan's Variety"

    Helleborus x orientalis (lenten rose). This spring's seedlings, in 4-packs.

    Salvia guaranitica. Small divisions, 3.5" pots

    Shasta daisy "Becky." Small divisions, quart pots.

    Don't necessarily need anything in exchange--I'm determined to keep the population of the Potted Plant Ghetto down this year.

    Steven

  • amybee
    14 years ago

    I know this message is late but I'm coming just for the morning to swap. Here's an approximate idea of what I'm bringing...

    Strawberries (these are good ground cover but they do also produce fruit. kids love 'em. I have lots!)

    a few brown-eyed susans
    liriope
    hostas--green
    Cherry tomato plants
    Beefsteak tomato plants
    ditch lilies (on request only as they're not dug up yet)
    primrose (I'm not sure what kind but it spreads well, yellow flowers I think)

    I will share some of my black cherry tomato seeds if you have a good trade. :)

    Amy

  • dawnstorm
    14 years ago

    OK, here we go, the full, o'fficial list of what I have.
    Variegated Vinca
    Creeping Euyonimus
    Mystery sedum that I got at a swap a few years ago. It's a ground cover.
    Purple Passion Vine (houseplant)
    White Bee Balm
    Miscanthus
    Northern Sea Oats
    Japanese Maple Seedlings
    Purple Bean Hyacinth Vine seedlings--you dig
    August Lily. I only have four of these available. If you want some, you'll have to fight for it; I'm e-mailing our gracious hostess and asking her to erect a steel cage for that purpose! ;)
    Some of issues of Backyard Living magazine
    For those who requested specific plants, I haven't forgotten you; just look for me and my red Oldsmobile.

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