Oh, Glenda! I want some Bridal Wreath and white quince!

Oooo...i'd love some ginger and garlic! :) I'll throw in an Indian Princess Nasturtium with whatever trade.

Ohh Glenda I would love some solomonseal and trillium please! I hope I bring something you like!

Jennifer

Would anyone like any turtle heads-chelone plants?

The plants on this list have inspired me to pot up some daylilies this week. Named varieties even!

Would anyone want to swap for daffodils or some Naked Ladies (lycoris)? The ladies' bulbs are small now but will bloom in a few years.

Evelyn

PS. Do not search for "naked ladies" on the internet without including the word lycoris.

Evelyn; Please put me down for some of your named daylilys.
I have you some trilliam,dutchmans britches,jack-n-pulpit.
aaaaaaand maybe indian pinks.

PAT LOGAN

What IÂm looking for:
Blue Hosta
lily's(toad,uncommon)
Lemon grass
Stevia
Asian pear tree
Bay tree
Mushroom kit(any kind)
Wild Flowers of the Southeast (book)
Canning Jars (any size, no mayo jars)

This is What I have to trade:
All seeds are from my yard harvested last year.
White datura seeds
Petticoat purple datura seeds
Black pearl ornamental pepper seeds
Marigolds mixed colored seeds
Zinnia mixed colored seeds
Red 4oÂclock seeds
Bachelor buttons seeds
Hollyhocks (red pink, black, white, double and singles) seeds
Blanket flower seeds
Sucrine DuBery squash seeds
Firebombs pepper seeds
Chilly Chile seeds
Cayenne pepper seeds
Italian white pepper seeds
Okra seeds
Heirloom watermelon (no name) seeds
Long dipper seeds
Dill seed
Winter squash(lots of variety just ask, seeds are from trades)

Veggie Plants
Tiger golf ball tomatoes
Beefsteak tomatoes
Red Zebra tomatoes
Cherokee tomatoes
Giant Italian pear tomatoes
German Johnson tomatoes
Nayagous tomatoes
TonyÂs Italian paste tomatoes
Wahib paste tomatoes
Preacher tomato
Sugar lump tomato
Rainbow tomatoes
Church tomato

KelloggÂs tomato

Houseplants
I will only bring houseplants and Geraniums only if I have a pre-arranged trade!
Begonia, no name round, ruffle dark wine colored leaves with pink blooms
Begonia , Tiger like
Geraniums
Tri-colored leaves, salmon bloom
Traditional red bloom

I would love to have some turtle heads-chelone! We are still working on what we are bringing. Hope to post them in 2 weeks. This weather is hindering all I want to get dug up and potted. Already sounds like we are going to have a "GREAT SWAP"!

Turtle heads for you columbiastock.

Hey Grannie --

I would love any variegated begonias and/or geraniums that you may have. I will probably be able to bring blue hosta divisions and/or a young rooted bay tree, but I don't know for sure yet. :-)

Where and when does this swap take place?

I have orange daylilies and cannas that need new homes. I may also have basil, cilantro, thyme, and lavender.

I would love to trade for something in pinks, purples, blues, and white.

I can bring variegated vinca, lily of valley, and lamb's ear. Is anyone interested? Should I bring them anyway for other newbies like me?

No 8' tables or any MTPS supplies!

Yippee!!!!!!

Palmetto gardener- I saw your post about the drainage but thought I would post here. We're really close to each other- i'm in Tullahoma.
I would love to get some of the Lilly of the Valley and maybe a couple of Lamb's ear if possible! Is there anything you are in search of?

Granniemable

The May "Southern Living Magazine" list your "Black Pearl" ornamental pepper as the 5th out of 8 editors' top picks that you gotta grow. That will make it a must for all !

Flowers: Is the Elephant garlic actual garlic bulbs? I wanted sooooo bad to grow garlic this year, but didn't realize it required overwintering to get decent sized bulbs. If it is garlic bulbs, would you be willing to trade for some type of vegetable plant? I also have the Indian Princess Nasturtiums. Please let me know. Thanks - Steve

I'm looking especially for shade plants and "wildflowers".
groomingal I'll save some lily of valley and lamb's ear for you. I'd like a canna.

palmetto gardener- I have at least 100 cannas and I might have some wildflowers.
The po of our home had an area full of wildflowers that was overgrown, I let a neighbor help herself last year so I don't know what was there and what might come back.

I would love to come across some butterfly bushes, coral, bi color, or orange rose bushes, pampass grass, cannas other than red or orange, or fragrant perennials. If you have any of these what are you looking for in trade?

Grannie Iwould like some of your tomato plants. church,preacher,wahibpaste,&sugarlump.I will have what you ask for in your e mail you sent me.

PAT L.

Hi Everyone, I have to update my list. Please give a substitute list and IÂll let you know if I still have the plant. I am going to start digging up plants and should have a list soon.
What IÂm looking for:
Blue Hosta
lily's(toad,uncommon)
Lemon grass
Stevia
Asian pear tree
Bay tree
Mushroom kit(any kind)
Wild Flowers of the Southeast (book)
Canning Jars (any size, no mayo jars)
Pink Coralbells

This is What I have to trade:
All seeds are from my yard harvested last year.
White datura seeds
Black pearl ornamental pepper seeds
Marigolds mixed colored seeds
Zinnia mixed colored seeds
Red 4oÂclock seeds
Bachelor buttons seeds
Hollyhocks (red pink, black, white, double and singles) seeds
Blanket flower seeds
Sucrine DuBery squash seeds
Italian white pepper seeds
Okra seeds
Heirloom watermelon (no name) seeds
Long dipper seeds
Dill seed
Winter squash(lots of variety just ask, seeds are from trades)
Veggie Plants
Fireball peppers
Tiger golf ball tomatos
Red Zebra tomatos
Cherokee tomatos
Giant Italian pear tomatos
German Johnson tomatos
Nayagous tomatos
TonyÂs Italian paste tomatos
Sugar lump tomato
KelloggÂs tomato
Houseplants
I will only bring houseplants and Geraniums only if I have a pre-arranged trade!
Begonia, no name round, ruffle dark wine colored leaves with pink blooms
Begonia , Tiger like
Geraniums
Traditional red bloom
Outdoor plants
Pink Crape Myrtle

Italian White Pepper...that sounds interesting. =)

Anyone need lamb's ear or monkey grass? I have waaayy more than my share! I may also have some cannas and daylilies to bring.

I redone my little container bog and separated my Sarrecenia Leucophylla after 4 years. I now have 15 cups of them with anywhere from 1 to 4 crowns in each cup. Anyone interested in a trade? These are not your everyday garden plant, so please be sure you know how to care for them before asking for one!

I'm looking for some passifloras and gingers if anyone would like to trade.

Rebecca

I'm planning on coming to the swap, but I'm a first-timer and I'm nervous! I feel like it's my first day at a new school. What if nobody likes me? What if nobody will trade with me? What if people make fun of my plants? What if I don't have anyone to sit with at lunch? :)

Anyway, I don't have much to trade since I'm a relative newbie to gardening. A few roses,a good sized ninebark, and a few other little things I might be able to scare up. I would love to take home hostas, daylilies, lambs ear, or coneflowers.

-Evan

Anyone have any baby pecan trees coming up that they could bring?

Evelyn

Evan, looking forward to meeting you at the swap! I promise nobody will make fun of your plants and you are sure to make some friends. As far as eating goes, once you see the food you will not care who you are sitting with come feast time. What kind of roses do you have? What do you want for your ninebark? Ninebarks are very cool. Rhonda

Evan you'll freak at how nice everyone will be so don't sweat it! We'll hook you up. It may be your first time but it won't be your last!

Lavonne and I will be more than happy to trade for your Ninebark. We'll have several Daylilys and Hostas.

Evelyn what about Hickory's?

Jeff
I have a lot of hickory's. I could also plant a handful of pecans, I guess.

Evelyn

I have two Abraham Darby roses I started from cuttings last year. It's an English Rose with a beautiful peachy pink flower that's stuffed with petals and very fragrant. I also have an unidentified pink English Rose. It was supposed to be Winchester Cathedral, but they sent me the wrong thing. The one pink rose in my white hedge looked funny, so I had to dig it up. It's a full-sized bush.

I'd be happy to trade the ninebark for daylilies or hostas. How does a pre-arranged trade work?

-Evan

Jeff,you know I am begging for daylilies..lol what can I trade for some of those?

Last year I put in a small bed at our new property, and it's the first time I've planted anything that didn't die almost immediately. Daylilies and irises finally broke the brown-thumb curse. I'll have some heirloom tomato plants and some homemade jellies; looking for any kind of irises as long as they're hardy and like full sun.


---------------- Trilby (This will be my first swap!)

Whatcha got Vel?

We are planning on comming to the swap, first timers too!

i didnt think we would have anything but it looks like we will have orange cannas & day lillies,pickerel weed, & purple iris

see everyone there
JT & Patricia

Just wanted to review a bit. I would like water plants like water hyacinth, lotus, water lillies. Don't worry about potting them up, just damp in a grocery bag is fine.

Pecan and pawpaw seedlings would be great.

I can bring water celery, lots of it. I may end up with another pond plant or two but don't know yet.

I have some iris to bring but will need to get pics and label them before they stop blooming.

I will bring some named daylilies also.

If you are into berries, check out http://www.motherearthnews.com/Real-Food/1982-07-01/Picking-and-Preserving-Wineberrys.aspx
and let me know if you have a berry plant to swap for it.

See you at the swap
Evelyn (the wagon lady)

Evelyn --

I can bring you lotus and/or water lilies. I'd like to get more named iris. :-)

Amazin,

That works for me. Do you need the iris potted? I might just move a group to a separate section for you until the swap. I know you will have plants I want. Do you still have hosta or are you too sunny now?

I brought most hostas with me, and I'm still digging up more that I left at the old place. :-) And no, don't bother to pot the iris unless you just want to!

One of these three is reserved for a trip to the MTPS. All three with about 1 cm long bud clusters (wee cute little things with about 5-6 buds a piece it looks like).

A few days ago I was being a good little swapper and potted up some baby's breath and Black-eyed susan seedlings. I carefully set them in the wheelbarrow and they shared the half inch of water in there.
Then the monsoon came.
Today I pulled them out of their foot deep swimming pool. I hope they held their breath! At least they should die before the swap if they aren't going to make it.

More items on wish list:
serviceberry seedlings (heck, save some seeds for the fall swap, I'll try to save some from mine to trade)

a leaf from an african violet

hardy sedums and friends, again a leaf is enough

I'm just trying to brainstorm and name everything. I always get to the swap and think "I should have brought...

Anyway, getting very anxious! Looking forward to seeing everyone again and meeting the newbies!

I'll be there - and being my first time and being a new at my gardening, I won't have much - if anything to trade....BUT I can't wait to get there. lol
If anyone has a soft spot for a newbie with nothing, I'd like some of those lily of the valley and lamb's ears that you've been speaking of. I'd also like some berries and rhubarb. And really anything else. I have about 2/3 of an acre of naked yard. I'm going to plant veggies and flowers, and love house plants (would love a prayer plant), so I'm not picky.
My real reason for coming is because I read all about this swap last year, and didn't want to show up with nothing. So, here I am a year later, and still nothing to bring. BUT I want to come this year, so I can find out what I can grow and plan to bring NEXT year! And I've heard the people are really really nice and if I come away with a new friend or two, that will make the trip worthwhile!
Have a great soggy week and see you in a couple weeks.
Carol B

Hi Rebecca, I'd like to trade you for a couple of cups of your sarracenia leucophylla-- is this the little bog garden that you have off of your back deck by the driveway?? I can't believe it's already time to divide the plants!! I have a native wild ginger or some varigated ginger I can offer you in trade. Just let me know which you'd like-or if you'd want some of each.
Velvet, if you still have some turtle heads chelone, I would love to have some-- I can bring you named daylily or iris if you'd like.
I also have native columbine blooming size plants that bloom red and yellow, white iris, sedums, small redbud trees, and I have started some black pearl pepper seeds that I hope will be up by then. I will list other plants as I know what else I can bring.
Marianne

I wasn't even optimistic enough to ask for pitcher plants. Is there another pitcher plant available or any other bog and/or carnivorous plant available? What would I need to have to trade????

Marianne! How are ya girl? Yep, these are from the little bog garden. The variegated ginger will be good.

Irisaddict, irises would be good too for a trade. Hubby and I bought several last year and they are just gorgeous. Wouldn't mind having a few more :).

Rebecca

Hi Marianne,I would love to trade some turtleheads for a daylily.
Velvet

decohouse, I have PLENTY of lamb's ear I will bring to the swap. And don't worry, last year was my first swap and I did not have much to bring, but still came home with a carload! I don't have much to bring this year, but I know it'll be ok. The people are so generous and it's a great time! Hopefully next year I will be able to divide some more things and have more to share.

Anyone bringing hens and chickens to the swap,if so maybe we could make a trade. I have daylilys,iris and some homemade canned tom,apples,applesauce,salsa,jams and jellys.Send me an email.

Pat

AMAZIN.
I would love to trade iris for a lotus and a waterlily.

PAT

Hiya Pat --

Do you know what varieties you've got? One of the reasons I like to trade for Evelyn's iris is that she's got the variety names. :-)

Anyone interested in Indian Princess Nasturtiums?

- Steve