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| Let's stir up some interest in the swap next sunday!
So far I'll be bringing -Green Creeping Jenny (lysimachia nummularia) -Rudbekia laciniata goldquelle (6-7’ tall) -Daylily Winnie the Poo -Petastites (Butterburr) – good for damp areas -Plume Poppy (Macleaya cordata) -Japanese Morning Glories (2nd generation from imported seeds...will have quite a few so please don't let them go to waste Maybe some disco red marigold seedlings What else depends on how much time I have to dig and pot over the next week. Also-
What will you be bringing?
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| I have 6 different varities of hostas dug up cushion spurge brown eye stella daylily tiger lilies campanula telham beauty-should be blooming campanula glomerata caroline laminum pink pewter & purple dill lettuce malibur spinich climbs 8 ft plus Does anyone need tomato plants? Have Big Boy, Super Beefsteak, Rose Beauty, Heitland. |
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| So far I have: Corydalis Lutea (2) For Sandy-Annabelle hydrangea I can pot up the following if anyone is interested: Maidenhair fern Linda |
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- Posted by lazyweeder z4 MN (My Page) on Tue, Jun 2, 09 at 21:42
| I could use some tomato plants Tammy. I'll be bringin left over sale stuff as my sale ends Sat. Lookin for same dinner plate dahlias, and callas. Also looking for tomato, and pepper plants too. |
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| I'll be bringing a few scraggly but very strong hot peppers and Satsuma orange bell peppers. Also lots of Siberian iris :) half of which will be Caesar's Brother and the other half a lovely lighter purple one I'll have to see if I can look up. *MIGHT* bring one of those huge blousy peach ones. Also a little wild ginger, geum, bloodroot, and whatever else pops out in excess! OH and a few roses - looks like I may get a Mary Queen of Scots! I haven't had time to dig yet, that's the job for tomorrow! What I *NEED* is a Chocolate (or Black) Cherry tomato plant. My seeds are misbehaving! Always want more Meadow rue and Rue anemone. A couple agastache plants could actually find a home here, Queen of the Prairie, and suchlike. -Marie |
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- Posted by mantorvillain z4bMN Dodge (willbeane2000@yahoo.com) on Wed, Jun 3, 09 at 18:48
| When you seem me you'll know why I'm writing about food - Lol. But, since I enjoy eating and always hope for a good variety to 'graze' on......... I'll be bringing potatoe salad, chips, and some noncaffeinated pop for those of us who have been advised to limit our intake of that substance. Will |
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| I will bring the tray of tomatos. Some are 4 inches and some are smaller. I also have a tray of peppers they are also small I have green and carnival. Marie if I get a chance I will dig some Thalictrum Lavender Mist and a queen of the prairie for you. I did see I have many babies of Thalictrum which I don't want. I just haven't had time to attend to that bed. I am also bringing two friends. Some of you meet Deb at the seed swap in the winter. Does anyone still need vegtables seeds? If so what are you looking for. |
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| Looks like bluebells are a hit. I have 8 small pots to trade. I am waiting for a response from Will regarding our pre-arranged trade then will post the rest of my offerings. Anyone have some hens and chicks? geranium 'Katherine Adele'? Bobbie, whose real name is Adyle |
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| These are the plants I am bringing to the swap. Actae simplex (1) For Will prearranged trade for 3 brug rooted cuttings |
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- Posted by mantorvillain z4bMN Dodge (willbeane2000@yahoo.com) on Sat, Jun 6, 09 at 16:05
| the rain today is fortuitous in that I found a few more things to pot up: Bleeding heart seedling (could be white or pink as both are nearby Golden creeping jenny Dahlia Kelvin Floodlight (yellow dinnerplate) - 4 Dahlia Garden Wonder rooting shoots (red medium - 5 Datura seedlings - white single - 4 Candy lily seedlings - 4 NOID brugmansia cuttings (3) which are in early rooting stages. The plants these were taken off of are labeled so I'll post the name once Mom plant blooms. |
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| Everybody ready? Dress warm! LOL See you all in a few hours. Linda |
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