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| I will be hosting our annual NH PLant Swap on Sat. June 3rd. My farm is just a few miles outside of Manchester, NH
All are welcome. Bring as many or as few plants as you wish. You can sign up by responding to this post or by emailing me directly. If you are looking for any particular plants you might want to list them in your response to this post. Also you could list what you might bring. Some people like to set up some trades ahead of time which is fine.
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Follow-Up Postings:
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| Well, I'm still winter-sowing, so I'll probably have a pile of annuals...unless you all do your own and won't need them... Otherwise, I know I'll have several of these two shrubs: Golden Rose of China (~2 foot shrubs...they did well for me last year (bought off eBay), grew very well, and like a dose of MG Rose-stuff occasionally. Probably be a couple more years before they bloom, though) seller's pic:
Pee Gee Hydrangea- also bought off eBay, and due to a problem with the shipment last fall (I think he may have fell victim to the dreaded "over-trading"), he is sending me double what I ordered, so I'll have quite a few of those to share. (not my pic) I currently have a pile of old-fashioned orange Daylilies...anyone interested in those? I'll pot them up and bring them if you want. Wants: Perennials Show me your list; maybe we can work out a 'pre-trade!' |
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| Hi Anne, Marsha and I will be there, I think another sister will be joining us. We all have lots to bring. I will try to post a list in the next week or two. Thank you again for allowing this swap to take place at your beatiful home. Sheila |
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- Posted by lynnluvsflowers 5 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 25, 06 at 6:57
| Greetings, I am new to this group. I just read your posting for the plant swap I would love to attend, not sure yet what plants I will bring. I live in Goffstown , looking forward to meeting you. Happy Gardening , Lynn |
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Hi all. I'm planning on coming. I know I'll have mallows: ![]() Not sure what else I'll have, cos I'm dividing my garden in two. We're selling the house, and I'm dividing and transplanting as much as possible for the garden at the new place. No idea whether the buyers are going to be gardeners or just want to rip it all out & put in grass. One thing I'm looking for is annuals that love sun and get fairly big, to fill in the spots where I am taking out all my roses. I'm really hoping we'll have an offer made and accepted by then so I'll know what else I'm looking for. |
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| I'm sure I'll have lots to bring. Please speak up if anyone wants Geranium phaeum. They reseed enough so that I always have extra, but maybe by now everyone who wants it already has it? I can also do Geranium macrorrhizum. Some things I have but won't bother with unless anyone wants: catnip valerian pennyroyal chives (regular and garlic) Will post more as time goes on. Please email if you are particularly interested in the herbs, so I can pot some up for you. Gata |
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| Gata- do you have pix of those Geraniums? Google's image gallery shows a pile of different things under those names. |
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| Geranium phaeum sounds nice. How tall do they get? |
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| Annie. Do you have a time yet for the plant swap? |
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| The time of the swap is 10 am June 3rd. You can come earlier. The coffee will be ready. |
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| Hi Annie, I'm happy to say that I'll be able to attend this springs swap. It will be so nice to see everyone again! I'll probably be bringing a variety of hardy geranium seedlings, as well as a variety of salvias.I'll also bring more misc. things., I'll list those as we get closer to the swap date. Just a note, I'm currently having some difficulty with my email, so any communications will have to be done via this forum. Looking forward to the 3rd! Deirdre |
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| Hi Deirdre So happy you can make the Spring plant swap. We missed you last fall. You will be happy to know that Susan ( Lily's Garden ) is planning to come as well. I don't know if that wonderful plant you gave me last spring was able to weather the winter.However those black elephant ears from 2 years ago are doing famously.I brought them in for the second winter and have 3 plants ready for repotting outside.I will start the hardening off process this next week. I'm so looking forward to seeing you all. Annie |
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| Geranium phaeum gets about 18" tall I'd say. It self seeds quite well. Sorry, but I have not pictures of it. I'm sure you can find some with a google image search. I'll pot some up to bring to the swap. Also have already potted up some Geranium macrorrhizum - fragrant foliage! Deirdre! How great you'll be there. Looking forward to seeing you! Annie, thanks once again for being so generous of time and space. |
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- Posted by ljjennings z5NH (My Page) on Sun, Apr 30, 06 at 8:00
| Good Morning All, I was so excited to see your posting Annie for the Spring Swap! It is so nice of you to host this again and again for all us plant lovers. Molly and I plan on coming on June 3rd. As the date gets closer, I will post what I have available to bring to the swap. I may bring a friend and her daughter if she has the day free. Excited to see everyone and swap plants. Lyn |
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| Hello, I'll be at the NH Plant swap. I'm a winter sowing newbie this year. I will bring plants to trade. As it gets closer, I'll finalize what I'm bringing. Please let me know if anyone is interested in Fringed Bleeding Heart. I also have Bloomsdale Spinach, Pumpkin - Big Max, and Cucumber plants. I would like to get some Dame's Rocket if anyone has that plant. Wendy |
Here is a link that might be useful: My exchange page
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| I have been out and about today and started potting up some plants. I have 2 pots of turtle heads, one lupin, 1 jacobs ladder, 1 garden heliatrop, and 3 or 4 spring white daisies which are very similar to shasta daisies but bloom earlier. I will have more in the coming days. Just let me know what you are interested in. Annie |
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| Wish List: Please add tomato & pepper seedlings to my wish list- if anyone has extras to share. Not sure what's NOT happening in my Winter sowing containers of these (obviously nothing...) Not picky on varieties of toms; plain bells on the peppers. The "so far" wish list: Tomatoes Rudbeckia: Daylilies (other than Kwanzo or Old Fashioned Orange/Ditch) Thanks! |
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| I'd love a start of Jupiter's Beard (Centranthus) if anyone has some to share. |
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- Posted by gregory2327 z5 NH (gaterry@cri-mms.com) on Fri, May 5, 06 at 13:26
| I would like to attend. I am new to gardening and never attended a swap before. What is the protocall? All I really have to offer is Hosta, but lots of them. A couple above mentioned that they wuld be interested in Hosta, how many should I plan on bringing? I really want some flowers. I need color in my gardens. In Jul-Aug my hosta give off plenty of purple and white, but I'd like to add many colors year round. I'm open to suggestions. |
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| Hi Gregory We would love to have you attend. Bring as many hosta as you want. They are always in demand. Are any of them varigated? Some people may contact you directly to set up some trades ahead of time so you might want to post just what kind of flowers you'd like in your garden. Annie |
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| I've emailed to Gregory wondering what kinds of perennial flowers he might like, and also what colors of daylilies he would prefer. His hosta list is wonderful. |
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| Hi there mmqchdygg I see you want some tomato plants.I got carried away when I was starting my tomatoes so I have some to share with you. Some of mine even have blossoms on them. By the time of the swap they may even have tomatoes. |
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- Posted by gregory2327 z5 NH (gaterry@cri-mms.com) on Mon, May 8, 06 at 9:04
| Thanks to those that replied to my post above. I'm not exactly sure what hosta I will have for trading this year, as the month pogresses, I will have a better idea. I am in the process of identifying all my hosta and it is slow process until they really start unfurling. I know that isn't very helpful for those wanting specific hosta varieties?! I also don't know what types of other plants/ flowers I am interested in. Again not very helpful, but I am new to gardening and open to suggestions. I know I like Lillies, irises, hibiscus, cone flowers, fox gloves, etc. But I know there are many, many more that I would love if I saw them. Again - not very helpful, I know! Greg |
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| Annie- Thanks for the tomatoes! That will be great! I'll see what I can do about digging some stuff up. This is only my 2nd swap, and my gardens are still new, so the offerings may be 'small'...size-wise v. qty. Hopefully I can bring at least a good selection which may or may not include any/all of the following: Daylilies- Since they aren't marked, it'll be hard to ID them, but the list goes something like this: like I said, I don't have ID's on these, so it's gonna be hit or miss. The only thing I can tell you about them is they are peach-to-pink varieties, and most all are Mid-Season Bloomers about 3" or more in height with 5+" blooms. The exception is Suzy, which is very similar in habit to Stella, but is a clearer yellow and not so recurved. Bloom on that one is 4" or so. Other things that may show up will be UFOs from last year's WalMart box mix "Cottage Garden" that are showing up in my garden and I have NO idea what they are, so you can find out when we get there. Likely I'll dig up some Oswego Tea...it's pretty agressive, but I like it. Couple of ornamental grasses- I can't remember what one of them is. Here's a pic. It's that hairy little beast in the front of this section to the left of that spilled white vase:
The other one will be a patch of Zebra Grass that I'm not real fond of, so will probably bring that. Sedum- what has been told to me is Autumn Joy, but I can't be sure. Will bring a little patch of that Might be able to squeeze out a small section of Sedum Matrona, but no guarantees. Malva Sylvestris Mauritiana...Nice big patch of that coming up, so can confiscate some for the swap. Evening Primrose- likely we ALL have some of that, but I find it very pretty, so will pot some up. Greg- I'm definitely interested in some hostas- since I have UFOs, I will wait until the swap to see what you have, but know that you can add me to the 'would like some' list if you have enough to bring for everyone. I think that's it for my update. |
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| Update on my list of things I'll be bringing: Salix purpurea 'Nana' - dwarf arctic willow - several started a year or 2 ago, in pots. Makes beautiful little bush Chelone lyonii - pink turtle head - native - Really nice pink flowers, late Helliopsis helianthoides 'Golden Plume' very tall yellow, old fashioned favorite Aquilegia - columbine - various sizes and ages. Mostly blue, but who knows for sure? I'll call it a mix. Named and unknown daylilies. Bearded iris I call grape soda - it is purple, and smells like grape soda tastes! Gata |
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| Have a partial listing of plants I'll be bringing. Salvia nutans Salvia azurea Geranium brookside Geranium Victor Reiter Jr. Geranium Jester's Jacket (small self sown seedlings) Helianthus Lemon Queen (seedlings) Nepeta Souvenir d'Andre Chaudron Nepeta Walkers Low Dianthus siberian blue clusterhead dianthus That's it for now,I'll add more as I think of them. Gata, I'd love one of your salix if possible. Can't wait to see everyone. Deirdre |
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| Gata I have some centranthus ruba seedlings. Is that the same as Jupiter's beard? Deidre I'd love either one of your neptas.Hope you can find something of mine that you would like annie |
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| Thanks Annie, yes, that's it (Centranthus). Dierdra, Yes, for sure - Salix for you! My fingers are crossed for good weather on June 3rd. |
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| More additions: Ajuga (dark leaf variety) salvia forskahoeli(I know the spelling is wrong) spirea gold mound(on the small side) petasites linarea(either white or pink) anthriscus "ravenswing" solidago fireworks Annie, you can have one of each. Thanks Gata, I've wanted that salix for some time now. Deirdre |
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| Anyone want some Ladies Mantle (Alchemilla Mollis) ? |
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| Gata, I would love some Ladies Mantle. Can't get enough of those! And Deidre, I'm interested in your anthriscus and solidago (I assume this is a garden variety goldenrod, not wild?) Thanks! I look forward to seeing everyone. I'll post my offers soon. Diane R. |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Wed, May 17, 06 at 16:16
| You have to be kidding me! Everyone, it was so beautiful today, so sunny and bright I had planned on going home and taking pics of what I will be bringing to the Swap and doesn't it figure--I am looking out my office window and there is a huge grey cloud in the sky. Wish me luck, I will be home in about an hour hopefully the sun will come back out. In any event, I will be posting what I will have for trades, fingers crossed-with pictures. Wendi |
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- Posted by gregory2327 z5 NH (gaterry@cri-mms.com) on Thu, May 18, 06 at 11:52
| I have some large ferns that are used as background contrast for my hosta. They have gotten out of control and I am going to pull some. Does anyone want any? |
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| I've never used ferns because they are so 'wild' around here that I figure I'd be creating a roadside look (can you say: "ewww!")...but would be willing to try a couple if they aren't to unruly to pot up. I pulled up what appears to be a small patch of batchelor buttons, will bring that. Have a few Hosta Golden Tiara I can trade- again, just babies. Anyone interested in some baby cosmos? The pink/white giants? (5 footers) I have a bazillion (well, not quite that many) coming up in my spaces that I don't want, and will pluck & plant if anyone's interested. Otherwise, it's pluck & compost... |
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| Sure, I'll adopt some of the cosmos seedlings. |
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| Here is an updated list of plants I have potted up. Turtle heads Jerusalem artichokes filipendula bleeding hearts phlox white daisies lupin lady bells teasel garden helitrope sweet william astilbe perennial batchelor buttons jacobs ladder agastache margerites catch fly phlox holly hocks coreopsis coneflower rose campion I also have a few seedlings ( good sized ones ) of datura and hibiscus if any one is interested. Counting the 11 who have posted messages here and others who have emailed me directly it looks like we will have about 25 people at our plant swap. I'll be sending directions to the new comers. Please let me know if any of you others need directions as well. |
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| Hi all, Amy and I are planning to attend. as most of our plants are 2nd year we have a few items to share. Cherry tomato seedlings about 10 extra a few of the tall purple coneflowers ( Amy likes the knee highs better) a few silver mounds and 5-6 3" pots of english lavender. Cant wait to meet a everyone and put names with faces..... |
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- Posted by lilysgarden 5a N.H. (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 9:48
| Hi there Annie, Dierdre and all! As crazy as life has been, this is the first time that I have had a chance to visit Gardenweb in a long time. I just don't spend as much time on the computer as I used to. Anyway, I do hope to get some plants potted up this week and will, hopefully, have a list of what I'll be bringing. I know that I plan on bringing Cryptotania japonica purpurea, Echinacea purpurea and Caryopteris divaricata. I also have at least two mature Gooseberry shrubs that I need to remove, they are just too prickly for me, if anyone is interested in them. Once I get out in the garden, I'll have a much better idea of what else will come along. I very much look forward to seeing everyone! susan |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 12:45
| Hi Everyone! After many threads telling you that I would be posting my list of haves/wants, I promise that I will do it tonight. The weather has been so crazy I have been trying to get my yard in shape whenever I can. I will be attending again with my DH and this time we will be bringing another couple. They are new to the gardening experience. My friend Kelly told me she doesn't really know what she has or what she wants. So poking around her yard we found a few things that she can swap with. Here we go: Haves As far as wants go, she knows that she would like Basil if anyone has it. nhdennis--She knows that she would like English Lavender. Is there something that she trade with you for some? On the same note, I would like to try and swap with you for two pots of it for myself if that is possible. As I have said above, I will post what I have tonight (along with pictures). Miss Annie, do you still want recycled pots? My DH is going crazy trying to get rid of the collection that I have amassed. Everytime he goes to dispose of them I tell him "No, those are for Annie." If you tell me yes then we will be bringing them. Wendi |
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| Basil I have WS 3 different types, and will see what sprouted and bring those for Kelly. I haven't figured out what I'm bringing yet. I'm still planting out; have 30 plants from Saturday to put in the ground, and a gagillion more that I'm not sure what to do with yet. That having been said, I will desperately try to get my list done by Monday (holiday) and post it. |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 14:22
| mmqchdygg, you are so funny. My friend loves Basil and she buys it at the grocery all the time. She inherited a little herb garden when she bought her house but the only plants that are left are chives and a ton (she thinks too much) of oregano. I will tell her, she will be so excited. Loved the note about the Sisters Plant Sale. That was so funny, it was meant to be. Isn't that cart great? Yep, we will be bringing it to Annies. I am in the same place as you are, I have a ton to get into the ground and I HAVE to post. I have been putting it off for so long it isn't even funny. No matter what it will be tonight. On top of that I have to update My Page (it's only been about a year or two since I have done that;) ). |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Tue, May 23, 06 at 21:26
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- Posted by ljjennings z5NH (My Page) on Wed, May 24, 06 at 8:36
| Good Morning All, I've been hunting in my gardens trying to identify what I plan on bringing to the swap next weekend and this is what I have so far. If anyone has any specifics, let me know so I will be sure to dig it or see if I have it. I am not good with plant names so bear with me! Penstamon (White) Herbs: (will dig if any interest) Oregano I would love some Echinacea (white or some new colors) Thanks, Look forward to seeing everyone next weekend. Lyn |
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| Hello all. I know that Annie has some turtleheads to share, and I do too, if they are popular. I love them, they are nice because they bloom so late. So, Wendi, I'd love the Jupiter's Beard if it is available. Annie has some seedlings, but I'd love to try a bunch of it. Lyn, I'll try to include some salvias. Your spring asters sound nice. This year I hope to be bringing my friend Lori. Looking forward to the swap, Gata P.S. Annie, I have a few books to add to the doorprize gifts. Also Annie, would you email to me the directions? I know I could get there again, but I'd love to have your phone # in case something delays us. Thanks |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Wed, May 24, 06 at 9:41
| Gata, I will pot that Jupiter's Beard up, it's a really good size. I am so happy! I will snap a pic tonight and see if I can find the original tag for it. Everyone else--I forgot to add that I am looking for Sunflowers. I had ten seeds from Annies Giant Sunflower and I put them in peat pots. The sprouted and a few weeks later I wanted to start hardening them up, opened up my cellar door and proceded to drop the tray with all of my seedlings. Needless to say, everyone of them was crushed. Now I need new ones so if anyone has any please let me know. Thanks! |
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- Posted by gregory2327 z5 NH (gaterry@cri-mms.com) on Wed, May 24, 06 at 10:13
| So far I know that I will bring the hostas below. I included a link to the hosta library so you can see pictures. The links will get you to the right letter in the library, but you will have to drill through to see them. Emerald Tiara I have a few more that I will bring, but I will list those later. If anyone is interested in having some open seeded all green hostas, let me know. These won't be "specimen" plants, but good space fillers. Some are similar to Green Piecrust. |
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| Wendy- I have sunflowers- they're not tall ones though...they're "Helianthus Dwarf Yellow Spray" from Valueseeds. I have many seedlings. 2 feet high with branched spray habit. Want 'em? I don't remember what others I have still awaiting plant-out. I bring. |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Wed, May 24, 06 at 12:34
| MMQCHDYGG, You are great but unfortunately I am looking for Giant Sunflowers. The smaller ones the squirrels knock over and eat the seed whereas the Giant Sunflowers only the birds can get and that is what I want. I appreciate the thought though. I forgot, Kelly also has chives that she will be bringing. |
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| Hi all, I now have my trade list updated! Please take a look and see if there is anything you would like. I haven't decided what I will bring but it will likely include thrift and Tiarella. And I have lots of ferns. Look at the photos below, maybe you really do want ferns in your flower bed. http://s57.photobucket.com/albums/g210/Dave5b/th_Woodlandpath.jpg |
Here is a link that might be useful: Trade List
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| WENDI If I have time I'll go down in the field and dig up some of the sunflowers that are appearing everywhere. I won't guarantee100% that they are the giant ones but I'd say the chances are 50/ 50.You might also be interested in my jerusalem artichoches. They are tall with large daisy like flowers that bloom September thru October. As for the rest of you ,would you please email me directly and state what I have promised you so that I can set them aside |
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- Posted by ljjennings z5NH (My Page) on Thu, May 25, 06 at 21:30
| Wendi, Thanks for sharing the pictures. Yes, Molly has gotten even bigger! The time goes by so fast. Look forward to seeing you next weekend. Lyn (aka Molly's mom) |
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| Hi Everyone Lyn I've saved turtleheads and coneflower for you Greg for you I've got lupin, conflower, sweet william and hibiscus Dave for you lupin also coneflower which may or not be white Gata for you cardinal flower and centhrus ruber seedlings Wendy for you sunflowers(quite sure they are the tall ones.) Susan jerusulum artichokes Let me know if I've left out any one who requested something from me. Lets hope next Sat. is as nice as this one! Annie |
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- Posted by peoniesaremyfave z5b NH (My Page) on Sun, May 28, 06 at 10:52
| Gata, I found the tag for the Jupiter's Beard. I got it late last fall and just stuck it in the ground and hoped for the best. I didn't even think about it until I saw your post. My DH potted it up last night, it's small right now but once it is planted in your yard I am sure it will be fine. The tag says ROSE JUPITER'S BEARD Centranthus ruber Roseus sun/part shade 2-3'. I remembered that I asked the man at the nursery what it was and he said that it's a really pretty plant that the butterflies love. So it's all packed up for it's day trip next week. Annie, you are the best! What else can I give you other than just recycled pots? Let me know please. Thanks to you I remember what the 'Bumblebee Tree' is. It is a Jerusalem Artichoke that I received from you in the Spring. I love that plant. Everyone else, if anyone wants anything specifically from me, let me know here and I will be sure to bring it specifically for you. Can't wait until next weekend! Wendi |
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| Hi All. I'm the gal who brought all the turtlehead (chelone) last fall that people went nuts over. I had planned to bring more this spring, but it looks as if several others are bringing some. So unless I hear differently, I'll leave the chelone at home this spring. I can bring the following to trade: cranes' bill grandiflorum mauve monarda bee balm red/purple nyosotis -forget me nots lysimachia clethroides gooseneck loosestrife digitalis foxglove old fashioned bloodroot lily of the valley Things I have seen posted that I would love to trade for include: |
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| Hi everyone, I just got back from vacation. I never got organized enough to do a list, so I'll be winging it. However, does anyone want any HOPS RHIZOMES? These things grow 15-20 feet tall and need lots of sun and water. My overflow is living in the compost pile for now. I *won't* be bringing these unless someone wants them. Please send me an email to let me know. Looking forward to seeing you all! Diane |
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| I have a few things potted up-not a lot as I am frantically trying to get my messw of a garden ready for a tour for my garden club in July. -Ribbon grass-trade with caution, this spreads a lot whatever else I can come up with tomorrow. Annie, |
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- Posted by graficdziner 4-5 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 17:09
| I know these are old listings, but annie do you still plant swaps? |
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| Hi Graficdziner, Annie has a swap each spring and summer keep looking for new post it will be posted closer to the date! |
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| Hi Everyone. Would it be ok to attend the plant swap I f I don't have any plants to bring. I really just started gardening again this year and want to attend to get info and Ideas. |
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- Posted by pjhendrick 5-6 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 5, 10 at 19:32
| Is the plant swap still on for tomorrow? The weather forecast doesn't look too promising. I attended the swap last June, and really enjoyed it. Here is a list of some of the plants I will be bringing. Please feel free to make suggestions or requests. *Yellow raspberries ("Fall Gold" I think--two crops per year) *hostas (both solid green and variegated--white and green) *Jack-in-the pulpit--I have a lot of these *spirea (pink) I have a lot of these as well *a few pachysandra *lupine (mostly blue/purple) *echinacea (mostly pink, but some white as well) *columbine (white) *artensis? (small green & yellow variegated plant) *mint? (very invasive) *chives? (you can't kill them) *forsythia *a small sedum with a yellow flower *bamboo (green, running, but only if someone wants it) *bleeding heart (tall variety) *siberian irises *strawberries (could be June-bearing, or everbearing) *mums (not sure about color) *large ferns *Soloman seal *Globe thistle *I have a lot of a plant that might be butterfly bush, but it might be a weed as well. I can bring a few of these. I hope the weather holds out. I hope to see everyone again. Peter (coming from Milford, MA) |
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