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1. 4 Oclock-pink 2. Actaer-acemosa-Black cohosh 3. Ageratum Blue 4. Ageratum Blue mink 5. Agostemma gracilis-Milas Queen 6. Allium-Astopurpueum or firmament 2ft tall 2inch globe 7. Allium-Hairl24 in tall 8. Ameranthus Intence purple 9. Amerathus-Love lies Bleeding 10. Anemone-Sylvestis 11. Angelica- Gigus 12. Annis Hysop Lagastach foeniculum 2ft part sun 13. Anomone ? 14. Antennaria neglecta-Pussytoes 15. Antherium tequila sunrise –Black Prince 16. Antilerium-Tequila Sunrise & black prairie 17. Aruncus Dioicus.Goats Beard 3-6fy whote 18. Asclipia-Pink Milkweed 19. Asclipios ? 20. Asclipios-white 21. Aster Purple Dome 22. Aster-nivi-begii Patricia Ballard Hot Pink 23. Aster-Sea star 24. Astranthia 25. Babtismia-White 26. Babtsmia-Blue 27. Bachelor Buttons-Pink/blue 28. Black and White 29. Black eyed Susan 30. Blue berry 31. Bracteathia-sundanceflame-annual? 32. Candy Lily-Mostly Orange 33. Catananche blue cupids dart 34. Celosia-flamingo Feather 35. Chrysanthumum Clara Cyrtis 36. Cimicifuga The pearl 37. Cinquefoil Potentilla Simplex Yellow 1.5 ft 38. Cleome-PinkSweet annie 39. Columbine Purple 40. Columbine-Native Red/yellow 41. Columbine-pink/white/lavender 42. Coneflower-Green 43. Coreopsis-Rosea 44. Coreopsis-Tickseed 45. Coreopsis-Zegrab 46. Coriopsis-Prairei 47. Corn-Japonica Striped Maize 48. Cosmo /Bright lights 49. Cosmoa-Daydream 4ft 50. Cosmos Purple-I thought I left a lot of shaft 51. Cosmos-Seashells 52. Crimson Clover-Annual 53. Dahlberg Daisy 54. Daisy-Oxeyed 55. Datura Dbl purple-Black current Swirl 56. Datura- moon vine -Dbl Cream 57. Datura moon vive White 58. Datura_dbl yellow 59. Delphinium- Blue Butterfly 60. Delphinium Blue Magic 61. Dianthus-Pygmy blue 62. Dianthus-Rainbow Lovliness-Dark Pink 63. Dianthus-Siberian blue 64. Digitalis-Foxglove Excelsior Hybrid 65. Eleusine Caracona-Green cat 66. Enchecia-Medow Bright Oarang 67. Enchencia-Ace of Spades 68. Enchencia-Purptl 69. Enchencia-Ruby Star 30-36- inches carmine Red 70. Euonomus Bungeanis-Pink Lady 71. Euonymus-Hamiltonianus-Var Sieboldianus 72. Eupcotorrum Rugsum Chadale 73. Euphorbia maginat5a-Snow On the mOuntain 74. Foxglove mix 75. Foxglove-Bearded toung pensomen-3 ft pt shade 76. Foxglove-pink 77. Gailardia Burgundy 78. Gallardia Aristatia 79. Gallardia blanket flower 80. Gallardia-Torchlight 81. Gallardis-Tokajer 82. Gaura –siskiyoupink 83. Gentian-Stiff –Quinquefilia 2 ft sun-part sun 84. Grass Elvine-Cats Paw 85. Grass-eleusine corana Green Cat 86. Grass-giant Chinese silver-miscanthus floridulis- 8 ft 87. Grass-Milicca ciliate 88. Grass-sweet vernal- 1.5 ft 89. Gypsphilia Repens-Rosea 90. Hadspen Blood 91. Heleniun-Automnale mix 92. Heliathus-Mixed 93. Heliopsis 94. Heliopsis-Summer Ballet 95. Hibiscus- Frisbees 96. Hibiscus Light pink 97. Hibiscus-Hardy 98. Hibiscus-Lt Pink -Hardy 99. Hibiscus-real orientat dwarf red 100. Hollyhoch-Black 101. Hosta ? 102. Hosta fried greeen tomatoes 103. Hosta hi ho silver 104. Hosta paradise joy 105. Hummingbird-mixChrysanthamun-Autom red 106. Impatients-Hymalayen 107. Iris-Setose ssp Canadensis 108. Jacob Ladder –whiteAsclepios Tuberosa-Best gold 109. Jasmine-Carolina 110. Joe Pye Weed 111. Klorean Hyssop 112. Leibnitzia anandria 113. Liatris.WhiteScabiosa –Black And White 114. Liatris-Blazing Star 115. Liatris-Tall purple 116. Lupine Pink 117. Lupine-wild 118. Mallow –rose—mix 119. Mallow-Purple/lavender 120. Maltese Cross-red 121. Malva-Bibo-feitho 122. Malve –Zebrena 123. Marigold –Pitite Yellow 124. Marigold-CrackerJack 125. Marigold-Double Oarange 126. Marigold-French Vanilla 127. Marigold-Orange/yellow mix 128. Marigold-pinwheel 129. Marigold-short Varagated 130. Marigold-Tall Yellow 131. Marigold-Varigated 132. Marigolds-Large/Orange /yellow mix 133. Money Plant 134. Morning Glory-Cameo Elegance-pink w/variegated leaves 135. Morning Glory-Heavenly Blue 136. Nastusium 137. Negillia-Hispanica/Love in the mist 138. Nigelia-Miss Jekyll 139. Northern Sea Oats 140. Oleander Mixfull sun 141. Pasque Flower Pulsatilla 142. Path Rush 143. Pensomen-grandflorus 144. Penstomen Rock Mountain 145. Penstomen-Husker Red 146. Perrila 147. Pincushon-Ligtht purple 148. Platycoden-Balloon flower-Blue and White mix 149. Platycoden-Fuji pink 150. Poppies Salmon 151. Poppy- Pom-Pom 152. Poppy-pink 2.5ft 153. Poppy-Red 154. Prarie Smoke-Geum Trifloum 155. Ratibida Pinnata 4-5 ft tall,yellow narrow full sun 156. Rdbeckis gloriosa daiey 157. Red Crimson 158. Rosa glauca Tall and arching need lots of room 159. Rose of Sharon-Dbl Pink 160. Rose of Sharon-Diana 161. Rudbeckia dark eyedprairy sun 162. Rudbeckia-borpeii 163. Rudbeckis Irish Eyes 164. Rudbekia Humilis-wild petunia 165. Safflower-3-4 ft 166. Salvia-Coral Nymph 167. Salvias-May Night 168. Scabiosa Blue Butterflies 169. Scabiosa 170. Sea Holly 171. Squash-Acorn orange 172. St. Johns Wort 173. Stocks-pink/lavender Annual Part sun 18 inches 174. Straw flower-bracteantha-wallaby ice-sun 10 inches 175. Sunflower Mix 176. Sunflower-moulin rouge 177. Sunflower-Velvet Queen 178. Sweet Sultan 179. Tanacatum Partaemium Dbl flowering fezer few 180. Thalactrum Flafum 181. Thalactrum Lavener mist 182. Thimblweed
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| I'm glad you got a lot, and seriously, I hope it is enough since you were so gracious to open your home again. But looks like we all need a lessen in handwriting, including me! Euonymus bungeana ex 'Pink Lady' |
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- Posted by abgardeneer Z3, Calgary (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 06 at 22:50
| Hi, cheri, that's a great haul you made there! You know, when I first read your list, I thought, wow, it will be very hard to search on some of those plant names/spellings. Most are close enough, that you'll probably be able to find the plant, but some will be quite puzzling, and the search may not bring up a proper match. 2. Actaea racemosa Hope that helps! Lots of great plants there! |
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| What a haul, Cheri! Now, where ya gonna put them all?? well.. that's my problem with my own 'haul' anyway :-) So many seeds... so little garden space! And didn't we have a great selection of seeds at the swap? I bet we had more variety then many stores that sell seeds. I'd put us up against Home Depot or Walmart any day! For temp storage (pre-planting), I splurged today, and bought two file boxes to stash my seeds in. My old system (a cake pan and a small box) was running out of room :-) I came home with a couple of 'Tote 'n Go' containers from Staples and large index cards so I could separate the seeds alphabetically and easily find whatever I'm looking for. Even got all the new ones sorted tonight. Now... gotta pull out last years left overs and get them sorted and I'll be all organized! |
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| I must admit- I came home with more than I had planned to..... But less than what I came with! I still have many hours of home-work looking up information and germination requirements... I thought I was doing well with the two portable file containers I bought to store seeds in this year- one for swapping and one for sowing- but It is a bit of a mess still- shuffeling through all the "d's" for the right digitalis or datura or what ever- and I keep seeing a picture from a post where the gardener had purchased one of those plastic roll-away multi drawer systems. A drawer for sowing, with homemade dividers, all alpha filed- the bit larger drawer for swapping- and the big bottom drawer for seed cleaning, packaging, labeling tools, bubble mailers, postage and germinating info....... All in a single unit that can be easily tucked away when not in use- and organized and tidy when in use! Oh to be so organized!! I swear- every time I pull out the seeds- it is like an explosion throughout the whole area and then some! I do wonder what others do with the seed storage/swapping systems...... I have found a good software sysem for computer filing for seeds and things garden related and what have you- It is called NoteBook from Circus Ponies- It does work well for me- and maybe you too! Julie |
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- Posted by zenpotter z4 MN (zenpotter@tcq.net) on Thu, Feb 2, 06 at 9:11
| Wow Cheri what fun. I to brought home more than I planned to but less than I brought. Now to organize. I can't figure out just how I am going to do that, but I am tired of sorting through trying to find what I want. Julie I checked on that software and am going to download the free trial to try it out. I went to Costco and have my soil, the containers have their holes and now to get markers made and then plant the seeds. Pauline |
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| whoa Cheri! Watch those Baptisias! The purple gets 2.5-3ft all directions and the white will go 4! *giggle* -Marie |
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- Posted by sandysgardens 4MN (My Page) on Thu, Feb 2, 06 at 20:24
| Cheri "Bracteantha, Sundaze Flame" is an annual. see website - http://www.florifacts.umn.edu/trials.html |
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- Posted by cheri_mn_524 zone4 -MN (My Page) on Thu, Feb 9, 06 at 9:58
| Thanks for all the corrections, Not offended at all I am not always the most particular and organized but I am practicing.. I have a couple of totes just the right size, made a-z cards for the seed I only have a few of then the ones I have alot of they have there one spot in that section, We'll see what happens once I start sowing... |
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