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| Wanted to start the thread with more details and info for the swap on the exchange side now.
We can use this post now, to make further plans, list seedlings and plants being brought, set up exchanges in advance and all the other good stuff. I will e-mail directions directly to everyone coming a few days before the swap. So here we go. DATE: June 2, 2007 RAIN DATE: June 3, 2007 TIME: 10AM until everyone wants to leave. Feel free to stay as long as you like. I will have lots and lots of Wintersown seedlings for anyone to have for the taking. Also will have some white lily of the valley I can dig out and some bright purple iris and all the fresh forsythia branches for rooting that you want. They are easy to root in just water. Not sure about the seedlings yet though. As for other things needed for the swap: Don't forget to bring something to bring home all your seedlings, etc. in. I have plenty of space for us to spread out with our seedlings, some folding chairs, but not alot of them, so if you want to sit a lot, it might be good to bring a folding chair. I have folding tables and covers for them to use to put things like coffee, goodies etc. and some coolers we can use to keep ice in and anything that might need to be kept cold. Which brings me to the volunteer list of things to bring. We will be in need of the following things for the swap. Coffee and the fixings for it. Plates and napkins Snack type things to munch on, ie munchkins, cookies etc. Don't feel that you have to bake anything, store bought is fine unless you want to be adventerous. Ice and something cold to drink. how much ice will depend on the infamous New England weather and how warm it will be. Sharpies and name tags If anyone has any other suggestions of things to bring or to add to the swap, don't be afraid to chime in. If I missed any info that should be here, just add it on, as I'm sure I must have missed something. Be sure to post on this thread now instead of the original one. If you want to list the plants, seedlings, etc that you will be bringing or looking for, please list them. I will be adding to my list of seedlings as soon as I know what will be ready for the swap. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the swap. Oh yes. I have a long driveway that you can use to drive in and unload the plants and stuff, then pull out and park on the street. Plenty of room, dead end street and the only ones coming down the road to the end of it will be those coming to the swap. Fran |
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| Fran, I will bring a couple of jugs of Dunkin Donuts coffee, and probably a box of Munchkins. I'm not sure yet what seedlings I'll bring, either. I have lots of sprouts, but I'll know better what I have extras of once I've started planting them out. I know I've been to your house a few times now, but please send me the directions, again. I have a hopeless memory. Alison |
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| Hi Fran! Count on me to be there with an unknown quantity and variety of WS seedlings! I'll know better in a week or so what I can bring. I'll bring some "bad for you" treats and pretty sure I have lots of name tags and sharpies, also some paper goods. I've been mostly working on shade and part-sun plants lately so if anyone is looking to thin out beds - I'll take some. Michelle |
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| Hi Fran! Someone else beat me to the munchkins and coffee -- but I can bring bagles and some nice savory toppings, cheese, and paper goods or juices as required. Just let me know where the gaps are! Gillian (who is in dire need of hosta, lily of the valley, and any advice available on other ground cover and shade loving plants)
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Mon, May 14, 07 at 12:24
| Alison, coffee sounds great, I need my coffee from morning till night, but don't think you need to bring everything. Michelle, "bad for you treats" sounds good to me. Think of it this way, whatever weight gain it brings, we will sweat it off planting seedlings in the gardens. Name tags and sharpies are good too Gillian, bagels and toppings is perfect. breakfast, coffee and dessert, now that's perfect. I'll dig out some of the lily of the valley for you, but remember that they spread all over the place. As for plants for part sun, experience has taught me that just about any plant that needs full sun can grow quite well in part sun as well. It just won't get as large as in full sun. I do it all the time and sometimes have found the plants will do better with some shielded sun as well. Seedlings may be smaller this year than usual, crazy weather this year, but once planted they will grow by leaps and bounds; so don't feel you shouldn't bring any seedlings because they are too small. Fran |
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| I have some yucca that I don't want. Anybody interested? They're pretty big plants. |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Mon, May 14, 07 at 16:41
| Well, been out in the yard a good portion of the day and in with the seedlings and plants. Here's what I have so far for the swap. Amounts still not sure on the seedlings and there will be more than this for sure. Established plants. Tons of lily of the valley CUTTINGS WINTERSOWN SEEDLINGS Blue thimble gilia There will be more seedlings to come. Fran |
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- Posted by jaydeeinma (My Page) on Mon, May 14, 07 at 16:47
| Hi, Newbie here would love to come- have a whole lotta hostas and I might be able to bring some mint??? Would love to come my 1st plant swap very exciting! Best, |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Mon, May 14, 07 at 17:37
| Janice, Welcome to our swap. You are more than welcome to come, with or without any plants to swap. There will tons of seedlings for the taking. Sounds like lots of people are looking for hostas. Fran |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Mon, May 14, 07 at 23:29
| have more established plants to add from a friend coming Vinca minor (also known as periwinkle) lots and lots of these. Oregano bleeding heart. hard to dig out as they have a taproot, but hopefully she will be able to get most if not all of the taproot. Greening, have the carpet of snow alyssum for you and hopefully lots of extras for the swap. Fran |
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| Fran you reminded me of some things that I can bring. These are established plants that are doing well - no THRIVING - in my yard. Evening primrose |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Tue, May 15, 07 at 21:51
| Gillian, going to start digging out the lily of the valley next week. Must have at least 100 individual plants for the swap. Any idea how many of them you want? Going to pot them up in clumps and pot them up. Anyone else want some of them? They are the white kind and do remember that they will spread all over the place so best to plant them in a location that you don't mind them spreading, unlike my mistake years and years ago. Fran |
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| Hi Fran, I really enjoyed last year's swap and regret that I will not be able to make it this year (we'll be returning from vacation on June 2nd). I will be able to join you should the swap end up on the rain date (June 3rd). We have small shoots from white lilac bushes, 1 azalea, shade-tolerant ground cover (dieffenbachia?), and peppermint to swap. Best wishes for a sunny swap! -mai |
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| Fran - Yes to lily of the valley! Do I have room for it to spread?!?! Bring it on! I can offer some anise hyssop (established plants) if there is any interest |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Tue, May 15, 07 at 23:27
| Mai, Will miss you this year. Will send you an e-mail if we have to use the rain date. Michelle, will just dig them all up, pot them up in and they are for the taking. White lily of the valley for the taking, have far too many so please anyone and everyone, take them away. Fran |
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| I am so looking forward to this. I'm glad that some other newbies will be there -- but I will be the shy person quivering in the corner! Fran, I can take any number of lilies of the valley. I desperately need spreading shade plants, and I love lilies of the valley. I have a prepared bed that will take Hosta, but that can wait if necessary. I guess the demand for Hosta is huge! Perhaps next year I'll be able to bring some plants. I hope so! Perhaps then I can look at my part sun back yard. Looking forward to meeting you all soon, Gillian |
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- Posted by bigdaddybondo Boston/6 (My Page) on Thu, May 17, 07 at 6:01
| After having such as great time last year, will be there again... I'm bringing tomatos ( i have several differnt types... Fran if there is anything else I could provide the party with let me know please.... |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Thu, May 17, 07 at 16:51
| Biddaddybondo, Glad to have you coming back. We did have fun last year didn't we. What kind of tomatoes did you start this year? Did you start them indoors or outside? I started mine outdoors via WS and they are just coming up now. 10 different kinds. Seedlings will be really small, no doupt at the swap, but I know what happens with them once they are planted. Mine from last year didn't get into the ground or pots till after july 4th and where only about a foot tall. They grew to 4-5 feet by beginning of August and I had tomatoes on them then as well and was still picking ripe ones in mid Oct. Gillian, no quivering in a corner allowed,LOL. We are a really nice friendly group of people and we love to help each other, especially Newbies to gardening. I'll have those lily of the valley for you, tons of them all potted up and ready to take. Here's a tip for you too. Most any full sun plant will do well in a part sun spot. They may not grow as large as in full sun, or bloom quite as well, but they are fine in part sun. I have been doing it all the time for over 25 years with both perennials and annuals and more than happy with the results. Fran |
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| I have TONS of lily of the valley too- Is anyone interested, or do you think that you'll already have too much?? Also,Lysimachia clethroides ( goosenecks) and Lysimachia ciliata "firecracker" -redpurple foliage w/yellow flowers- pretty and these are plants that spread themselves in a shade bed. Oh- and white violets- the kind with the heart shaped leaves- ( sorry I don't know the variety) And maybe others-I have to see... will bring juiices???? Are they needed still? |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Sat, May 19, 07 at 2:02
| Macrina, by all means bring the lily of the valley. Sounds like several people want all they can get. Are yours the white ones too? Would love a few of the white violets. Juices still needed, especially if it's going to be warm and sunny. Hey the sun and warmth has to come some time, doesn't it? Fran |
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| Oh, macrina, I would love some of the Lysimachia ciliata "firecracker"! Fran, do you really want violets? I have lots of white and another one called "Freckles" -- white with tiny purple speckles on the flowers. I can dig some of them and bring them if you want. |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Mon, May 21, 07 at 17:25
| Alison, thanks for the offer to dig up the violets. My neighbor has me having second thoughts about them right now as they can be so invasive. I'll be walking around the side of my yards and see if there is a good spot to put them so that I won't have to worry about their spread. I'll be potting up seedlings this week and next and will post what I will have as I get them done. So far we have the following people bringing to the swap. Alison Coffee and the fixins for coffee, maybe munchkins Michelle, "bad for you treats" sounds good, we can work it off planting all our seedlings. Gillian, bagels and toppings Marcina, juices The following are still up for grabs unless someone has them already for sure. ice Now everyone just keep their fingers crossed that either Saturday or Sunday will not be pouring rain. If we have to postpone the dates of the swap because of weather, (remember, keep those fingers crossed), that's fine with me, we will just go the following week. Fran |
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| Fran I'll also bring the sharpies, name tags and something for plant labeling Michelle |
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| I will bring napkins, plates, and cups. |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Wed, May 23, 07 at 16:54
| Thanks greening, sounds good. Dug out the lily of the valley. Also have one self seeded hosta plant, small and how it got to the back of my yard I'll never know. All the hostas are in the front yard. Someone can thank the birds, I think. Will be potting up seedlings tomorrow and will list those after they are done. Macrina, bring more hosta's as it sounds like we will need more of them for the swap. Fran |
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| Anybody interested in any Lysimachia clethroides ( white goosenecks) ?? I will be removing them ( they do tend to spread a lot in sunny areas) and have no home. ( they need a warning, will spread!!) Also, some yellow siberian iris.?? Any takers? |
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| I'd love some yellow siberian iris! They'd look lovely with the purple that I have. But um..........no thanks to the gooseneck. I have enough trouble with some wayward dianthus and rampant violets! Michelle |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Wed, May 23, 07 at 20:52
| Marcina, including Michelle, there are at least 4 people coming who would love some of your yellow siberian iris. I have some bright purple with a yellow center siberian iris if anyone is interested. Lots of people dug them out of my beds last year and more than welcome to do the same this year. Any takers on the forsythia cuttings? My plant needs a good prune and will hold off till after the swap so anyone that ones some of the pieces can take them fresh that day. Terrene are you bringing more of those beautiful yellow and white iris? Fran |
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| Want to post the DEFINITE established plants that I can bring to see if there are takers: Evening primrose (yellow) Will have a better idea of the wintersown seedlings I'll bring next week. |
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| Michelle, I'll take some of your evening primrose, please. Fran, did your other dwarf blue balloonflower ever show up? I have a couple of extra clumps of dwarf blue seedlings from winter sowing. Actually, I'm pretty sure they are from seeds that you gave me a couple of years ago. I'll have a better idea of what I'm bringing over the weekend, when I've started to make more of a dent planting out the seedlings I want to keep. I think I will have some burgundy gaillardia, and some knautia macedonia. Keep in mind these are winter sown seedlings that will probably not bloom till next year. I am also going to pot up some of my "Freckles" violets. Alison |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Thu, May 24, 07 at 16:41
| Alison, my to original plants are up and growing like a weed and the seeds have germinated finally. I know I gave you some seeds last year. Sure I'll take a couple of the Freckles violets and I put aside some seedlings of the salpiglossis chocolate royale for you already. SO HERE'S WHAT I HAVE POTTED UP NOW AS OF TODAY FROM WINTERSOWN SEEDLINGS. THEY ARE SMALL NOW, BUT AM BETTING THAT THEY WILL BE TWICE THE SIZE AFTER LOTS OF WARM AND HOT TEMPS OVER THE NEXT WEEK AND SUN TOO. THEY CATCH UP TO THE SIZE YOU CAN BUY AT THE NURSERIES VERY QUICKLY ONCE THEY ARE PLANTED AS WELL. Blue thimble gilia Will have more to post next week. Should have some annual and perennial hibiscus, tomatoes, easter egg plant, cosmos, POTTED UP ESTABLISHED PLANTS Lily of the valley Can did up the day of the swap, bright purple wih yellow center siberian iris Forsythia cuttings fresh the day of the swap, all you want, easy to root in just water. Fran |
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- Posted by gardener12 Z5 (My Page) on Thu, May 24, 07 at 22:16
| Hi Fran, I will be able to bring in some lamb's ear (non-flowering ones), Hosta if anybody wants some.. I am hoping I can bring in some seedlings as well. Please send me directions.. Thanks. |
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| Dear Fran, Are you sending directions? I am afraid I won't be able to get there till about 11- but I am coming!!!! I will bring another sister too, if that's ok ( we are greek orthodox nuns- our habit is black, just so you aren't startled) :-) Thanks ! |
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| Ok, I was panicking! I thought the swap was tommorow! Talk about confused!! |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Fri, May 25, 07 at 21:50
| Macrina, no problem. The heat today has gotten everyone by surprise and our brains are not working well. I spent all day today thinking it's Thursday, not Friday and was waiting for my daughter to stop by like she does every Thursday after she finishes teaching for the day. Wasn't until a neighbor stopped by that I realized that today was Friday and "my baby" was here yesterday. Thanks for your concern about being startled. Must tell you though that nothing can startle this mother, she's seen it all and feels like she's been through it all. No problem about not arriving till 11am. None of us are going anywhere. Could be really hot again by next weekend. Heard one forcaster say that the day before the swap could be in the 90's. So sounds like we may need lots of ice and cold drinks. But that's a week away. I will send directions to everyone by e-mail. I'M EASY TO GET TO FROM 495, 95, 128, ROUTE 3, ROUTE 2. Fran |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Sun, May 27, 07 at 1:19
| Janice, you didn't provide a way to e-mail you on your member page. please e-mail me from my member page about directions for the swap. Fran |
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| Fran, I got your email but couldn't reply to you-- my ISP is being blocked. Can you send me your address? (I don't need directions, I'm reasonably close by.) The email address you used a few days ago is fine (I just can't send from it). |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 07 at 23:04
| more seedlings for the swap, all for the taking Texas red star hibiscus annual more coming, have to get them potted up. Allison coffee and fixins Gillian bagels and fixins and toppings Michelle bad for you treats Macrina juices Greening napkins plates and cups name tags Anyone besides Alison to bring munchins? Did I miss anyone's offerings? Anything else anyone thinks we should have? Fran |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 07 at 15:01
| Here's the last of my list of seedlings for the swap Alyssum carpet of snow Tomatoes. These seedlings are very small, but very vigorously growing. Only about 2-3 inches tall. this is what they where at this time last year as well. Below is a picture of what one of the seedlings looked like on July 31 2006, growing in a 12 inch pot that was way too small. All of the seedlings where this tall on the same day, 4 feet tall. This is a close up of Warren's yellow cherry  Tomatoes for the swap Sweet 100 Still looking for the things listed in the prior post to be brought to the swap Fran |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 07 at 18:03
| allison, Jean, Heidi and I would love some of the knautia macedonia seedlings. Are you bringing some of the aster plants that you have in your yard. we'd love some of those too. Fran |
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| Fran I've offered to bring nametags and sharpies as well as bad for you treats. Plants/seedlings that I'll bring I think that I have more...just can't remember right now! |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 07 at 22:47
| Thanks Michelle for the name tags and sharpies. Knew I missed someone bringing something. Must have been those "bad for you treats" that caught the eye and nothing else. So far, so good with weather forecasts. Not to hot, not to cold, and chance of thundershowers in the afternoon. Fran |
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| Since it sounded like a lot of people were interested in the yellow siberian iris, I dug up a bunch more..I guess it's been a long time since I divided them, and they were overdue...but the rhizomes /roots were so big that I hated to break them to fit into gallon pots...so I have 5 5-gallon buckets of iris.... YIKES! I hope there's enough interest for that! I can bring something for plant tags...but what do you suggest? not masking tape, but something to stand up in the pots? See you Saturday!! |
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| Fran, I will bring several of the knautia then for you and Heidi and Jean, as well as the aster from my garden. I have two big clumps of the aster. Thanks for setting aside some of the chocolate salpiglossis for me. I am frantically trying to dig and pot up stuff, as well as sort my winter sown seedlings into things I'm pretty sure I have room to plant, and things to bring. While weeding my shade garden today I found two self-sown bleeding heart seedlings, so I'm potting them up to bring too. Umm.....not making much progress on digging up those two rhododendrons, and I'm not sure they'd fit in my car even if I did get them dug up. I might try keeping them another year and see how they do. They had a bit of winter damage, and never even bloomed. Looking forward to Saturday! |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 07 at 17:23
| Macrina, I have some wide craft sticks we can use for plant tags, have them left from labeling my seedlings. Drinks that can stand up to ice will be good. I think someone is bringing ice. Looks like it's going to get hot on saturday and thunderstorms in the pm. Thanks Allison, and don't worry about the rhodies. Are you bringing munchkins as well as coffee. Fran |
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| I so want to come, with bagels, toppings and I can also bring paper goods as needed . . . but I don't have directions. Have I missed something important? Fran, can you email me directions? Thanks so much. Gillian |
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| I'm planning to come to the swap, barring any unforeseen circumstances. :) If it's Sunday the rain date I would only be able to come by quickly and not stay long. I have a few things potted up - Tall Bearded Iris - Lemon Yellow & White I could also easily pot up some of the following small seedlings if anyone is interested - let me know. Cleome - flowers are lt pink & white (self-seeded) Hey Fran, don't forget to email me the address please. Is there anything else I can bring? |
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| I would love a cleome seedling! |
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| Fran, I will bring munchkins too. No problem. I know I'm leaving it till the last minute, but tomorrow (Friday) I will have a finalized list of which seedlings I'm bringing. |
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| Hi Fgirl I will pot up a clump of them then - they are very small right now (not even an inch high). They self-sow quite rampantly, but I LOVE them so I transplant them where I want and weed out the rest. They look gorgeous mixed in with tall perennials like Phlox, ornamental grasses, Coneflower, etc. Here's pic of what the cleome looked like last summer - the self-sown seedlings look like the pink ones.
Do you still want some of the Monarda Fgirl? |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 07 at 21:39
| Terene, Sending you an e-mail with the address Heidi and I would love some of the cleome and I know a couple of people will love your yellow and white iris, including me. I'd love the variagated miscanthus. Gillian, emailing you now. Fran |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 07 at 23:21
| This is the list so far of who is bringing what, other than seedlings and plants. Dawiff coffee, fixins and munchkins Fgirl21 bad for us treats, name tags and sharpies terrenne bagels and toppings Macrina cold drinks Greening napkins, plates and cups Mimi more cold drinks and ice I have coolers to keep ice in, a 6 foot table to put the goodies, coffee etc on, stuff to use for plant tags if needed. Is there anything else we might need? any thoughts. Going to be hot they say, I have a carport we can be under for shade as well. Looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting new. See you all on Saturday. Anyone have questions or need directions, e-mail me. I think I have sent them to everyone now. Fran |
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| Fran - no email as yet? But it's no big deal because I still have emails from last year. And have I been assigned with bringing bagels and toppings?? :) |
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| Terrene~ BEAUTIFUL picture and just what I want to accomplish! I have a big empty spot right next to a LARGE delphinium. And another spot next to a buddelia and another spot...LOL And thanks for the offer of the monarda too. Happy to have a clump to add to the butterfly bed Michelle |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 9:25
| Terrene, My error, GILLIAN ARE YOU OUT THERE, you offered the bagels and toppings. Are you still bringing them? Terrene, you can bring anything you like. will send e-mail again now. OK off to see if there is anything more I can put out for the swap. Fran |
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| OK, here is a list of the plants that I'm bringing to the swap. Wintersown Seedlings: 3 Scabiosa Ebony & Ivory Keep in mind these are all perennial seedlings, and will probably not flower this year. They are also still in the newspaper pots that I sowed them in, so they will need to get in the ground right away. Sorry I didn't have time to pot them up. Potted plants that I will bring: 16 Viola sororia 'Freckles' I may go through my winter sown seedlings again later today and find more, but it's too hot out there right now. And I need to get my DH out there tonight to dig up the asters. I'll put them in a pot to bring them. Alison |
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| Fgirl - that's exactly what I did - I had a big empty spot last year where I grew these cleome - meant to plant a shrub there but didn't get around to it until this year. Then I put 2 or 3 here and there in between the other shrubs and tall perennials whereever there was an empty space. I like tall and showy annuals and perennials, and cleome is light and airy so it blends in very well without being overpowering. Okay Fran - don't know if I will bring anything else besides plants - but let me know if you need something specific. |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 14:18
| Terrene, I'm thinking and extra bag of ice might be a good idea since it's going to get really hot. Not sure how many bags any one is bringing, so I'm thinking the more ice the better. Fran |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 15:39
| Everyone, don't forget to bring something to take all your seedlings and plants home in. Fran |
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| Hi, yes I'm here and yes, I'll be bringing bagels and toppings. Fran, I'll be emailing you too, because I haven't got the directions yet and I'm not sure you saw my other post. Gillian |
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| Terrene, I would *love* some cleome. Gillian, I have about a 20" across patch of hosta that I was going to compost... it's just plain hosta, not even variegated, but do you want it? I also have two yucca plants... they were evergreen all winter. I'll also have some heirloom pepper & tomato plants. Also napkins, plates, and cups. ;-) See you guys tomorrow! |
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- Posted by gardener12 Z5 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 22:12
| Fran, Can you please send me directions. I also send you a mail yesterday. Thanks. |
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- Posted by weedsmakemecrazy zone 6 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 23:26
| Hi Fran and all: I just remembered this swap is happening and really wanted to come, but since I remembered at 11 p.m. tonight, I think I am too late. (I went on a field trip with my students for a week, and boy did I nap this afternoon after I got home from the airport!Meant to contact you for directions and I actually just woke up! Wow, can teenagers keep you running!) If for some reason any of you are late-nighters like me, I would love to attend. If not, have a wonderful swap and I will have to catch you all next year! I'm sure I will be talking to you all on the forum for all the advice I need with this new yard! Thanks Kathy |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 23:55
| Prats, Just sent you a 3rd e-mail with directions and a phone number as well in case you need it for directions. I sent the e-mails to your addy that was on your e-mail. Kathy, sent you the address and phone number if you need it for directions. Fran |
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- Posted by jaydeeinma (My Page) on Sat, Jun 2, 07 at 10:00
| oh no! I think I'm too late! Sorry I thought the directions had already been emailed to me. HOpefully someone will read this and can email me the addr in time today. I have GPS so I don't need directions just an address will do. Thanks, janicedevereux@gmail.com |
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- Posted by dirtonmyface Amesbury MA North Sh (My Page) on Sun, Jun 3, 07 at 12:17
| Well, it looks like I missed it. It rained a lot yesterday. I just saw your posting. It looks like will rain again today (Thunder Storms). If by any change you host another swap in the future please let me know! I hope it all went great! L. |
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- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Tue, Jun 5, 07 at 23:51
| Dirtonmyface, there will be another spring swap next spring. Watch for my post next year and hope to see you there. Fran |
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