This post is closed. I will repost if there are any left once I fulfill the trades I have agreed to do. Thanks! Alana

Apparently the list didn't post- Ah well, here are a few I heard of: Jack in the Pulpit Arisaema triphyllum Virgin's Bower Plant Clematis virginiana Royal Fern Osmunda regalis Golden Alexander Zizia aurea And a long list of things that could work here: (warning- very long list) Aconitum (Monkshood) Hibiscus (Rose Mallow) Actaea (Bugbane) Isolepsis (Scirpus) (Fiber Optic Grass) Alchemilla (Ladyâs Mantle) Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern) Alocasia (Elephant Ear) Monarda (Bee Balm) Aruncus (Goatsbeard) Mimulus (Monkey Flower) Asclepias incarnate (Swamp Milkweed) Miscanthus(some varieties) (Maiden Grass) Aster novae-angliae (New England Aster) Molinia caerulea (Purple Moor Grass) Astilbe Myosotis (Forget Me Not) Astilboides tabularis (Shield Leaf) Osmunda regalis (Royal Fern) Athyrium (Lady Fern) Panicum virgatum (Switch Grass) Bergenia (Elephant Ear) Phalaris arundinacea (Ribbon Grass) Blechnum (Deer Fern) Physostegia (Obedient Plant) Canna Polygonum (Solomanâs Seal) Chelone lyonii (Turtlehead) Primula (Primrose) Cyrtomium (Fish Tail Fern) Rodgersia (Rodgerâs Flower) Gunnera (Dinosaur Food) Sisyrinchium californicum (Yellow Eyed Grass) Hosta (Plantain Lily) Thalictrum (Meadow Sweet) Ligularia Tiarella (Foam Flower) Lysimachia (Loosestrife) Tradescantia virginiana (Spiderwort) Helenium autumnale (Helenâs Flower) Trollius (Globe Flower) Helianthus angustifolia (Swamp Sunflower) Zantedeschia (Common Calla) Arenaria (Corsican Sandwort) Lysimachia (Creeping Jenny) Galium (Sweet Woodruff) Mentha (Corsican Mint) Houttuyuna (Chameleon Plant) Potentilla (Spring Cinquefoil) Laurentia (Blue Star Creeper) Vinca minor (Dwarf Vinca) Viburnum opulus (Snowball Bush) Whew, please look over my haves, I'll send anything off my haves AND a SASE if you have several of the things on my list, or a LARGE qty of one seed. (want to plant about 20ft by 4ft area. Again if you have anything that grows well for you in shade/partial shade soggy wet clay soil, feel free to mention it. Even if the seeds don't survive to adulthood, they might help break up the soil

Why do you think it's a candy lily instead of a blackberry lily? The blooms are small and it looks exactly like the pic of the belamcanda 'Hello Yellow' that anitamo posted.

That sounds great Lisa! It's always nice to teach a class, and WS is so easy that people figure it out right away. You're welcome to print out whatever you want from WinterSown.Org. I suggest you tell the class to bring empty clean milkjugs, salad containers, soil, and you bring seeds, tape, knife scissors and printouts. Bring some bags and coarboard boxes so everyone can take their containers home easily. Do NOT do watering of the containers at the site, but instead tell people for this occasion to bottom soak the containers at home. At the class talk about WSing principles, seed saving, sowing seeds, soltice sowing, and natural germination, etc--it's your class so make it your own and do it as you feel is important. For seed sowing help them make their containers, rub in their seeds and seal the containers. Don't forget to vent. It sounds harder than it is, the bulk of the work is in the preparation, but otherwise it's a fun class to teach and goes quickly. T