Since it seems that we haven't had time for everyone to become comfortable with the swap site, (naming no names, & I'll start!), please post your haves & wants here & arrange pre-trades if you like.

My Haves:

pink 4 o'clocks
tall purple Mexican Petunia
fragrant phlox, orchid-colored flowers
English ivy, mostly rooted cuttings
Tradescantia (Wandering Jew) for outdoor gardens
1 hanging basket with variegated airplane plant
2 metal trellises with hummingbird motif for special trade
sedum, some rooted, can take cuttings
dwarf cannas, yellow edge, orange center
seeds:

Partridge pea
morning glory, sky blue & red/purple, mixed
small globe allium
red yucca, simply tons!

My Wants:

leatherleaf mahonia
pomegranite
evergreen anything

Since my garden is pretty full, & I eat but do not cook, homemade bread, brownies, etc are always welcome trades.

& I received some *wonderful* lotion at a previous swap, seems like it contains goat's milk & shea butter.
If anyone has that, I'll trade just about anything for it!

I still have a short list for now.

HAVE

Pumpkin Bread
Banana Bread

Plant / cuttings

(2) Purple water Hyacinth - Pond Plant
(1)Artemisia vulgaris Common Name: Artemisia 'Oriental Limelight'
(1) Stella D'Oro Daylillies
(2) Hoya - house plant
(2) Purple Wandering Jew

Seeds

"Intense Purple Amaranthus Hybridus Amaranthus tall flowers

White CAT’S WHISKERS
Java Tea, Kumis Kutjing /Orthosiphon aristatus F. Lamiaceae

dwarf cockscomb seeds (I Love this plant - flower like old fashion christmas ribbon candy) & best of all only about 12" tall
Celosia argenta var. crista Common Name: Cockscomb; Celosia
Flowering Season: Summer to early fall, Light Requirements: Sun, Comments: Moderate drought tolerance

Gomphrena globosa Common Name Globe amaranthus seeds (white, light purple & dark purple)
Flowering Season: Late spring to early fall, Light Requirements: Sun to partial shade, Height: 12 to 24 inches, High drought tolerance

WANTED

Stevia and Rain Lilies (Joie33)
Pineapple mint
Orange mint
any good mints
Pomegranite plant (Alley)
daylilies
compfrey

Trade List

Sylvia - chocholate mint
me - brownies

Joi33 - Stevia cuttings/plant & rain lillies
me -

Alley - pomegranite
me - globe amaranthus

Liz - (seeds)fernleaf dill, Black-Eyed Susan Becky, Anagallis monelli, Celosia Fresh Look Red/Yellow, Dayflower blue, dianthus russian skies, snap dragons
me - Stella d'Oro daylily, artemesia, Cockscomb seeds

Weenerdog - Apple mint, Passion Vine seed pods
me -

Brenda & Ruben - lunch
me - Bread??

Seamommy/Cheryl - peony division?
me- Globe amaranthus /gomphrena seeds or plant

I have one Wonderful pomegranite plant and can root more if you want.

liz,

I have lots of empty gallon/half gallon milk jugs as well as empty 2 litter soda bottles if you are interested in making more pots.

element_321

I have normal orange daylilies I can dig up. I also have Texas Everbearing and Petite Negri figs which I can get cuttings for you.

The only plant I'm really looking for is lavender.

I have:

Yaupon Holly - volunteer suckers
Everbearing strawberry
Orange daylily
Spearmint
Tansy
Thornless blackberry
chives
garlic
Cherimoya - exotic tropical fruit tree
Pothos
Aloe Vera
Wonderful Pomegranite - cuttings
Texas Everbearing and Petite Negri Figs - cuttings
larkspur seeds
luffa seeds
small shovel
garden fork
axe
empty gallon/half gallon milk jugs
empty 2 litter soda bottles

I don't have enough space in my car to bring everything so I will only guarantee to bring stuff that someone tells me is wanted. I won't dig up plants like Yaupon Holly or daylilies or get cuttings unless someone wants it.

Sherman

SEEDS:
red salvia
red cypress vine
red california poppy
oriental poppys
hyacinth bean vine
dark pink 4 O'clocks
pale pink 4 O'clocks
white love-in-mist
larkspur pink
pink bells
mixed zinnia

PLANTS:
asparagus fern
zebrina hollyhock
cilantro
rosemary
pink heart
greek oregano

OTHER:

banana nut muffins
blueberry muffins
choco chip oatmeal cookies
coconut white chocolate cookies

Sylvia I know these will tempt you but only for some of your red yucca seeds.

I have started some cuttings that are still iffy. They are:
Several kinda of lantana
Bat-faced cuphea (may not survive winter so small, best kept inside this year)
American wisteria (non-invasive)
Carolina jessamine
Double pink Rose of Sharon
If you're good with cuttings, I could take cuttings the morning of the swap and bring them in water.

WANTS
Phlox subulata - the blue perennial phlox that creeps to form a mat in dry, hot sun
Hardy hibiscus
Hardy plumbago
Shade stuff like ferns and elephant ears
Perennial herbs
Bridal wreath spirea
Balloon flower
Berries
Rain Lilies, any color
White pansies, seedlings or seeds
Ferns
Turk's cap
Maroon lyreleaf sage
Shrimp plant
Wine cups for shade
Torch lily
Gayfeather
Bluebonnets
Texas bluebells
Butterfly weed
Larkspur
Silver Mound artemisia
Bird of paradise
Pride of Barbados
White or orange mums
Bulbs (can't get enough of 'em!)
Perennial verbena (purple)
Spanish lavender
Ginger
Got something else cool, especially if it's shade? Suggest it!

TRADES
Element - American Wisteria, pothos and clematis for purple coneflower seeds and for helping me with this website!
Barefoot - Blue salvia for lunch
Cheryl - grape hyacinth for larkspur seeds
Liz - pots and confetti lantana cuttings for snapdragon seeds
Sylvia - algerian ivy, American wisteria, bat-faced cuphea, alyssum, passion flower for hardy hibiscus seeds, Pride of Barbados seeds, turk's cap, comfrey, shrimp plant
Joie - butter and eggs wildflowers for rainlily seeds
Ally - ginger
Weenerdog - blue salvia and wild violets for rosemary
Sally - grape hyacinth for creeping fig

I'd love the pomegranite!
I didn't know it would root from cuttings;
if you have time/space, I'd be happy to try rooting it, if you think it would work this late in the year (maybe I can over-winter it in Phyllis's greenhouse, hint hint).

& blackberry would be wonderful, too;
we used to pick blackberries from the side of the road when I was little!

I'll try to find you a lavender (but I *know* I have a small rosemary).

Thanks!

I am looking for Louisiana and Siberian Iris

Sylvia Texas I'm intersted in your trellis. I can trade cannas: King Humbert, yellow with big orange splashes (spectacular) and Wyoming orange, mostly purple foliage, and a special trade, a dwarf poinciana also called Pride of Barbados, (a spectacular plant) that is 2 years old.

Sshuang, I'd trade outstanding red zinnias for some of your larkspur seeds

Phyllisb, I'd trade you some red zinnia and orange mini zinnia seed for your oriental poppy seed.

I am looking for Louisiana and Siberian Iris

Sylvia Texas I'm intersted in your trellis. I can trade cannas: King Humbert, yellow with big orange splashes (spectacular) and Wyoming orange, mostly purple foliage, and a special trade, a dwarf poinciana also called Pride of Barbados, and Bird of Paradise (a spectacular plant) that is 2 years old.

Sshuang, I'd trade outstanding red zinnias for some of your larkspur seeds

Phyllisb, I'd trade you some red zinnia and orange mini zinnia seed for your oriental poppy seed.

Haves
1 red (or dark pink) oleander (1 gallon pot)
2 Shasta daisies (small--about 4" pots--dixie cup size)
3 Shasta daisies in bigger pots
3 coreopsis/ tickseed (same as shasta)--taken
mexican petunia (full size plants--still in ground, so no pot yet.
iris (Don't know what kind--I think bearded, but then it seems there was a dutch in there. Purple and white (although I only saw white this year)
1 banana in a pot (about a gallon size--still a small plant though)
Seeds I have to trade:
vanilla ice sunflower
Rock Rose
marigold (regular and queen sophia)
allysum
mexican sunflower (tithonia I think is the latin name)

Wants
Pride of Barbados (or I think it is also known as a bird of paradise). Seeds of this are good too.
bee balm
columbines
fall aster
seeds

Could haves (I hadn't planned on digging these up, but I could if someone wants one)
Banana
ginger
purple coneflower (first year seedlings--probably bigger than 4 inch pot)--smaller now that the deer ate some of the leaves.
blue mist flower

Trades
mommyfox--I'm bringing a ginger (about a gallon or half gallon size)
vanilla ice sunflower seeds for dwarf columbine seeds
Sylvia--vanilla ice sunflower seeds and shasta for shrimp.
Barefoot--coreopsis for lunch
liz--milk jugs for black eyed susans seeds and others
debbiedo--pomegranate for amaranthus seeds
seamommy--hostas for cleome and hollyhock seeds and possibly bee balm
weinerdog-pomegranate and ginger for mint and passion vine seeds
mikeb1206--ginger for rain lilly seeds and bulbs
I have pictures of them and will try to post them somewhere.

PLMK!

Hope it works
alison

Possibly rose cuttings
lemon balm

I want some things like bee balm
lavender
and plants that attract beneficials and birds. Try me :)
Also wanted Meyer Lemon Tree :)
Purple creeping Lantana
Blackberries

Will be adding and editing as we go on.

Sherman let me know if you see anything you like. I am interested in your
Tansy
Thornless blackberry
garlic What kind?
Wonderful Pomegranite - cuttings
garden fork

and Phyllis I have my eye on your cilantro as well as some muffins possibly :)

I could get you some fig cuttings. I have Texas Everbearing which is sweeter and can bear two crops a year once established. The Petit Negri is less sweet but has stronger fig flavor. Any preference or should I bring both.

I would like to try the Greek Oregano. I have regular oregano. How is the Greek Oregano different? I could go for muffins or cookies too.

Sylviatexas,

I'll bring you Wonderful Pomegranate cuttings. They are easy to root but takes patience. It takes about 2-3 months to root with the cuttings in bright light (not direct sun) and temps around 70-80 degrees. Cooler temps and lower light may require even longer for rooting. They need to be kept at near 100% humidity while rooting.

I'll also dig up some thornless blackberry plants for you. I already have rosemary so won't really need another one.

firebird1,

I'll bring some larkspur seeds for zinnia seeds.

weenerdog,

I'll bring some tansy and thornless blackberry plants. The garlic is standard supermarket garlic. I also have another garlic (Elephant?) that grows much larger with a large flower stalk. However none of the large garlic have germinated yet. I'll bring you some wonderful pomegranate cuttings and the garden fork.

debbiedo7,

I'll bring some pomegranate and fig cuttings. I'll also dig up some blackberry and strawberry plants too.

All,

I can also get gardenia and rose cuttings. I don't know the rose types but one is fragrant and pink. The other one is red but is not fragrant. Both roses are susceptible to blackspot unfortunately.

Sherman

Let me know what you want and you got it!

Phyllis,

You can surprise me on the muffins, whichever you have more of, both sounds good. I will take some cuttings of the lantana if they are not rooted yet, I don't mind rooting them out. Do they root pretty easily. I have both white and blue larkspur they are mixed so I don't know what is what. The ananas is a netted melon, it has white flesh with a mild taste. Let me know if you want em :)

sshuang,
the everbearing would be fine. I have regular oregano also and to tell the truth they look the same to me except one spreads faster and is a little softer in color. which muffins do you prefer?

I forgot to mention that I have
forsythia cuttings available
and lots of baby airplane plants.

sherman, thanks!
I'll look for a lavender for you!

I have tons of the kind of phlox I *think* you want; spreads like a rumor, needle-shaped leaves, purple/orchid flowers, planted in full sun & it sat there for a full year before taking over the entire world.

I've stuck some spirea cuttings & some white mum cuttings (keeping fingers crossed), & I have "shade stuff" in the form of aucuba, 2 rooted cuttings.
Aucuba is green & yellow varieated, evergreen, & it grows to a small but sprawly shrub for me.
I really appreciate it in the winter when everything else is dead brown or dull gray!

I can use hibiscus & maybe some of the shrubs & I have a gardening friend who wants an azalea.

no idea what you still have or what's fair, so pick out what'll work & lemme know!

Deb-

I probably can bring you (as long as they don't croak) spearmint & peppermint for cockscomb seeds.

I've potted up a chocolate mint for you in a plastic bag;
all you have to do is dig a hole, plunk this in, & cut the bag away & add enough soil to secure it & add mulch & water.
Once established, chocolate mint cannot be beaten, & I think this one is well-rooted enough that it'll transplant easily.

Phyllis-

I thought you said I could get rich selling red yucca seeds online???
snork!
I'll bring you a bunch of red yucca seed for them homemade cookies (same offer extends to anyone & everyone!)

alley-

If you have enough, I can use oleander, Shasta daisy, & purple coneflower;
I've stuck some purple/orchid autumn aster today, hope it roots in time...
but I didn't see anything else on your want list that I have;
please let me know what you are still missing, & I'll try to find it!

just 2 more weeks!

I have a young one, rooted just this summer, but it's well-established.

It's a Meditteranean (never can spell that right) herb, & it gets pretty big, about 3'x3'; it likes hot sunny weather, good drainage, & walks on the beach.
no, wait a minute, that ain't rosemary...
It's evergreen, & it smells like Christmas!

Sherman (Sshuang) - Yes, I’d love to have your milk jugs and soda bottles, and maybe a few of your plants or seeds. Please take a look at my list on the Swap Forum, and see if you find anything you would like. I’m posting a question on the regular forum about your everbearing strawberry.

I made the latter site, with Element321's help, with the hope of being useful. Since it took me longer than I thought to get it together, a lot of folk haven't had time to find it or to get used to how it works. So I think it's perfectly ok that some folk would rather stick to this forum. Maybe by the spring swap, I'll have a better intro worked out, a little more publicity to draw people to the site, and so forth!

I like to see the site getting used, but really, it's all about having fun, sharing our plants and our love of gardening with each other. So if you're comfy over there, hurray! If you're not, certainly no one will hold it against you! I do encourage folk to get ahold of me if they want some help getting set up, it is nice to be able to edit posts and lists and stuff.

However it gets done, it's good. I'm glad we have these swaps, and I can't wait to see everyone! :D

I am an organic gardener with small urban raised bed garden - dont need large quantities. Like plants and seeds that are special to gardeners in our area, but also use cheapo 10 cent packets successfully. Likewise my plants and seeds are refined to best tasting, least trouble, increase moderately and are not labor intensive, tend to low water native p. or self seeding flowers. Except for the tomato, there will go to trouble, but have a refined selection that does well here. Also grow medicinal and herbal plants, imo better for you than pills. Into salads with a wide variety of tastes from greens and flowers. Have nice selection of fragrant, hummingbird and butterfly plants. EVERYTHING HERE LISTED IS FROM MY GARDEN.

HAVES:

Seeds:

Veggies:
*Bitter Melon - robust, pretty vine - produces longevity fruit - a lot. Makes great refrigerator Fruit Chutney.
*Nueves Azorean - heirloom tomato - wonderful - big - GW Tomato Forum Carolyn's find. Her primo seeds, second generation from my garden - 10. For a tomato grower to spread the seeds. A huge tomato, does well in our heat.
*Amaranth, Vegetable, Grain. Magenta/green with bright pink stems, rare black seeded. Many uses, healthy protein etc. Birds love it. Showy. Looks swell also in fall/winter. 4' pots, 6' in garden. Have one in pot but will not last long.
*Gourmet French Market Dandelion - does not spread, have to plant, huge 2 foot tall flowers and puffs. for salads, pot veggie, wine, etc.- very good for you. 2 foot across, fern like, attractive plant. Biennial.
*Garlic Chives - stir fries and great under roses for disease prevention. Have pot full too. In bloom now.

Flowers:
*Fresh Passion Fruit with moist seeds - "Constance Elliot", white, fragrant, evergreen. "Blue Crown" - purple center, blue or white petals, evergreen. Medicinal, salads, teas. Germ. easy when moist.
*Purple Cone Flower - big, medicinal
*Vitex Purple Native Texas Small flowering Tree - medicinal. Seeds - lots
*Red Cyprus Vine - large seeds. Good with other vines as is delicant with small red flowers and ferny foliage.
*Wistera - fresh pods - prolific bloomer - germination easy
*Crepe myrtles - fuchsia and white
*Red Bud
*Yarrow - white, medicinal type
*Salvia - pale pink and white - 4 feet tall - nice leaves too
*Althea - pink, violet, white seeds also can take cuttings
*Cassia - small tree - evergreen mostly - beautiful bunches of yellow flowers - blooming now - nice leaves and trunk. Can prune for shape and extra blooms - low water needs - grew purple passion flower in it one year - Beautiful - yellow masses with purple accents. Fast growing. Low water requirements.
*Balsam Impatien - foot tall lovely, small gladiola type flower bract, lots of different colors - reseeds - can use like aloe for bites and burns. A neat low spring to fall plant.

Plants:

Pond Plants:
*Parrots Feather Floater fish and toad breeding area
*Anacharis Oxygenator
* Pink Hardy Lily tuber
* Taro big green lots
Perennial Plants:
*Angel Wing Begonias - lovely, shade, indoors winter - spotted leaf top red bottom, red flowers - to 4 feet - a trouble free easy beauty and have lots
*Peppermint - excellent tasty variety from Redenta's.
*Gill Ivy - Ground cover, green in winter, fragrant ,medicinal, orchid flowers - can walk on. Shade or sun
*Horse Herb - Yellow flower, ground cover - lots of plants
*Seedless Morning Glory - robust, large 4" blue blooms, spreads, ground cover, will grow up also - keep, as all vines, low to enjoy flowers. No extra watering.
*Taro - ground, containers, pond. Gets very large in full sun.
* Cypress? from the City plantings in meridian? Unknown evergreen small volunteers. Pretty, fast growing. Soft foliage.
*Oleander Fuchsia - four foot tall, will prune for fall and compactness
*Quaker Lady antique iris bulbs - looks like orchid, very fragrant. Catalog cost $7.95 each. Can you believe? Mine have been here for l00 years. Would love to share to keep them going.
*Guernsey Lily bulbs - red. Shade lover. They plant in South under the Live Oaks. Looks like lirope in winter, dies off in summer so can plant other things over it. Just keeps increasing and comes back with the first fall rains with 2 foot tall stalks, 4 inch bright red flowers. A winner.
*Ferns - may have extra hanging baskets to divide - Dallas and Japanese Hardy
*Althea tall plant - lilac with maroon center - will dig up and prune for traveling/winter.
Annuals:
*Flamme tomato seedlings - great Heirloom, persimmon colored - small but i am going to try to winter them over - 7 - 2" pots. Delicious and the summer holdovers are producing now.. May have some seeds from this year also. It's only a month till first tomato seeding indoors. These should do fine in south window or under lights till time to plant out.
Indoor/ Patio Plants:
*Varigated White/Green Spider Plant --Multiple starts and large Hanging Basket. Excellent winter air purifier.
*Angel Wing Begonia (see above)
*Citrus - Orange - 7 years old, 4 feet tall - from Florida - lovely - does well inside in winter, if have protected outdoor space could plant it out. I'm going to plant its companion out this year.- handsome, green leaves, culinary.

Cuttings: - all these are easy to propagate
*Hummingbird Plant- Red
*Mme. Alfred Carriere Rose Climbing - Pale Pink Very Fragrant - Everblooming - trouble free heirloom China rose - easy - spreads to say 18 feet.
*Queen of the Night - Cestrum Nocturnum - superbly fragrant - just tender in DFW but cuttings are easy and can wrap outside or will come back from roots if temps are above l5 degrees- water needs minimal.
*Pacific Crysanthum - evergreen, pale green and white, blooms look like Sedum - yellow - rock gardens -nice, trouble free. attractive stalwart - minimum water. - increases moderately.
*Passion Flowers - "Incense" Purple, very fragrant, large leaf, dies back in winter - "Constance Elliot" white, evergreen, stays put, some are fragrant - Blue Crown lovely evergreen, stays put. May have some pups and plants.
*Coleus - purple/green - showy
*Oleander - fuchsia - lots

Extras:

*"Rondel's Herbal" book, lots of colored pics, good chart for growing, use.
*"Handbook of Plants "- colored pics on every page, color planting charts
*"Stalking the Wild Asparagus" Neil Gibbons, vintage copy of outdoor gourmet, worn jacket.
*"Gardening in the South" Southern Garden Club Month by Month.
*3 old campy plastic Flamingos, two glazed ceramic ducks. These are not damaged though worn from being outside.
*Plastic Domes, Pots, (big and small). trays, big jug of garlic pepper spray concentrate, old but probably has just gotten better. Looked at greenhouse today and have lots of plastic containers for winter sowing, general garden stuff. Will get cleaned out before Swap, so have stuff for the inventive gardener.

WANTS:

**Home baked, canned goods --- bread, cookies, muffins, jams etc.
*Any rocks, paving stones, pebbles, soil amendments, expanded shale, mulch etc. Small quantities OK.
***Pond aerator/bubbler - for aquarium OK - last flood killed mine on pond.

WANTED VEGGIES SEEDS OR SEEDLINGS
(sorry for caps - hands hurting)

ARUGULA
*BLACKBERRY "NATCHEZ" (CUTTINGS OK)
BROCCOLI/SPROUTS
CABBAGE
CHARD
CORN
CUCUMBER
EGGPLANT
GARLIC BULBS
GREEN BEANS BUSH: looking for old timey green bean like my grandmother grew in 40's, has tan seeds, makes great cooked fresh Texas Snap Beans.
KOHLRABI
LETTUCE/GREENS/ORIENTALS
MELONS
MUSTARD
ONION SLIPS/FRESH SEEDS
PARSLEY
PEAS POD STIR FRY TYPE
PEPPER SWEET AND MEXICAN TYPE
RADISH
RUTABAGA
SHALLOT BULBS
SPINACH
SQUASH
SUNFLOWER EDIBLE
TURNIP

*THYME AND SAGE CULINARY - dont have much luck growing these - need some good tasting ones
APPLE MINT
CILANTRO
PERILLA

FLOWERS WANTED SEEDINGS/SEEDS:

AUTUMN JOY SEDUM- RED
BEE BALM- RED
CANNAS DWARF AND REGULAR
BRUGS ANY COLOR
GLADIOLAS MIXED
HIBISCUS - RED or LIGHT COLORED FOR MOON GARDEN - HARDY
*PANSYS
*SNAPDRAGON
PEONIES
STOCK
*DECORATIVE KALE
LOW GROWING ROSE (OR CUTTINGS)
***GARDENIA (OR CUTTINGS) DWARF OR REG.

FLOWERS WANTED SEEDS:

PASSION VINE (PLANTS, CUTTINGS, FRESH SEEDS - (EDULIS OR VARIETIES I DONT HAVE)
ZINNA
SUNFLOWER
RED SALVIA HARDY

TREES
BANANAS AND OTHER TROPICALS
***CUTTINGS OF RUSTY BLACKHAW TREE

Or Tempt Me :-)

Sandy 8_b or when post, Organic Gardener on Swap Web Site. Was not taking posts tonight?

I am interested in any or all of

*Gourmet French Market Dandelion
*Flamme tomato seedlings
Passion fruit and your ducks

I have some ananas melon seeds as well as some apple mint. Let me know if you see anything else you want :)

acually it's called purple heart wandering jew. I say pink heart because the flowers are pink. the hollyhocks are in 4in. pots and about 3in. tall and they are very hardy and reseed heavily you will have seeds coming up all over from them blowing. I would like some of the onion chives and a few of the snapdragons and pansys I'm using them for window boxes so maybe 6 or 8 each. any color. let me know.

Sandy,

I would love a few of your heirloom tomato seeds and a angel wing begonia.
I have on your want list is:

cilantro plants 4in.
cucumber seed
yellow crook neck squash seed
purple top turnips seed
mixed giant zinnia seeds
red salvia seeds
banananut muffins
blueberry muffins
coconut white chocolate cookies
chocolate chip oatmeal cookies
let me know.

If you have enough, I'd love to have any portion of:
heirloom tomato seeds
taro
pink & white salvia
Quaker Lady iris (been pining for one of these for *years*!)
Mme Alfred Carriere cuttings
"Gardening in the South"

I can bring
mulch
culinary sage
garlic
thyme
dwarf cannas for sure, probably some regular ones
an unknown low growing landscape rose, clusters of small double flowers in spring, sporadic flowers later, grows like a rambler but not very tall
red salvia if you can use a cutting that I stuck maybe 3 weeks ago.

PLMK!

sylvia

* Homemade Bread - sourdough-like multi-grain - I listed my best offering first. This is a mostly white flour bread, my neighbors told me "it's the best bread ever."

*Plants I Have - these should be a great size to plant out by swap meet, when it will be better temp for settting these out
mixed snapdragons - 17 4" pots, 3 per pot (sun, part shade)
mixed pansies - 33 in 4" pots (sun, part shade)

* Seeds I have - OK, I went crazy at valueseeds! I've listed the quantity in the packets. As you can see, there are a LOT of seeds in many of these, so please let me know about how many you'd like. You can see pics and information on each of these at http://www.valueseeds.com/guides.html

agastache anisata (anise hyssop,hummingbird mint) 50
agastache aurantiaca apricot sprite 25 (full sun)
alcea rosea chater's double icicle 80 (all white) (sun)
Alyssum golden queen 200 (full sun) (yellow)
Aubretia Purple Cascade 100 (sun)
baby's breath covent garden 1200 (white) (full sun)
bellis goliath mixed 80? (part sun)
Black-eyed Susan Cherokee Sunset (sun, part shade) 20 left
California Poppy Mixed 500 (full sun)
Candytuft giant hyacinth 250 (white)
catmint blue moon 8 left
Celosia Fresh Look red/yellow 19 left,
Coreopsis/Tickseed Early sunrise 30 (yellow) (sun)
Cosmos Sonata mixed (pink, white, rose) 50 left
Dusty Miller 325
Gallardia/Blanket Flower Goblin (sun, semi-shade) 80
Laurentia Blue Star 40 (sun or part shade)
moss rose warm gold 80 (full sun)
nasturtium dbl gleam (mixed yellow, orange, scarlet) 15 (sun)
ornamental cabbage - rose bouquet 25
pansy black moon 25 (sun, part shade) bought by mistake!
poached egg plant 100
Snapdragon/antirrhinum Royal Bride (sun, part shade) 4 packs of 75 left
Stock dwarf ten week, mixed 290 (sun, part shade)

arugula 450
carrot tendersnax 150
carrot Parmex (bitesize) 2000?
Chervil 800
might have cilantro
collards vates 400
Cucumber Eureka 10
Dill Bouquet 1 pkg, less 2 seeds
Herb : Culinary Collection : Meek 'n' Mild (for stirfries) 400
lemon grass 25
lettuce buttercrunch 1500
radish scarlet globe 800?
scallion ishikuro 300
spinach palco F1 350
swiss chard Rainbow 55
Tomato Super Marmande 80
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* Plants I Want - no high water requirements
trailing perennials , must take part sun or part shade
confetti lantana
groundcovers for sun or shade

* Seeds I Want
creeping thyme, mother-of-thyme, etc.
Horseherb
Yvonne's salvia
other salvias
Stella d'Oro daylily
any trailing plant

* Miscellaneous I want
pots, planters of any size or quality
empty 6-packs (from plants!)
nursery flats
milk jugs or other containers for winter sowing
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* Trades
mikeb1206 - 25 of my cosmos for his rain lily seeds or bulbs
weenerdogg - dill (?), chives, 15 catmint seeds? for his lariope
Brenda/barefoot - bread for lunch
Sylvia - bread for trailing vinca and confetti lantana
Debbie - (seeds) Black-Eyed Susan Becky, Anagallis monelli, Celosia Fresh Look Red/Yellow, Dayflower blue, dianthus russian skies, snap dragons for stella d'oro and artemesia
alley/Alison - jugs for seeds - Black eyed susan-both kinds, dayflower, armeria bees mixed
Cheryl/seamommy - white snapdragon seeds for columbine seeds & peony
Mommyfox - assorted seeds to include white snapdragon for pots, groundcovers & cuttings

I'll definitely bring you a hibiscus. In fact, I've got six of 'em - I just don't want to take care of them through the winter again. I'm de-tropical-ing my yard, going for more cottage-y stuff. So if you want more than one you're welcome to it. I'm waffling on bringing big shrubs. If you name one you want I will bring it, otherwise I'll leave 'em where they are until I have something that needs to go in their spot!

Donna is requesting Wonderful Pomegranite - cuttings
Texas Everbearing and Petite Negri Figs - cuttings

She doesn't have a list of stuff together but will be bringing stuff with her.

thats good.

I get the snapdragons & pansy's and you get the hollyhocks,salvia,cypress vine an hyacinth vine. Ok?

Sherman,
oregano and muffins for the fig cutting an larkspur. Ok?

weenerdog,
cilantro,lantana cuttings for larkspur an melon seed. Ok?

firebird,
I will bring you some oriental poppy seed.

I hope these are listed right If not please let me know. I'm new at this so please forgive if I mess up.

Book is "Rodale's Successful Organic Gardening HERBS - 8 1/2 by 11 - 159 pages Colored pics of alphebetic listing of herbs. Used it to learn and for the charts. Things like how to make Compost Tea, lots of hints. Maybe is from the Organic Gardener Magazine folk. Text sounds like it. It was the one grabed first for years.

Swap:
Haves:
Seeds: Nueves Azorean tom, Flamme tom, French Dandilion, Amaranth, Salvia, Balsam Impatien - all fresh
Plants: Bunches of gill ivy and horseherb. How much do you want?
Cuttings: Coleus. Yes i am going to winter over. They are very handsome and nice dark purple with lime green accents. Showy from Farmers Market
Domes, Trays and WS containers: may have some pots too, depending on room.
Book: if you want it?

Wants:
Homemade bread. Yummy, love the sourdough-like multi-grain type best of all.
Plants: any little pansies and snapdragons left?
Seeds: Agastache anisata, Blanket Flower Goblin, Nasturium dbl glean, Snapdragon Royal Bride, arugula, cucumber Eureka, Spinach palco, Scallion ishikuro, Cat Mint?, Artemesia?, Dianthus ?

Let me know if this works for you. Thanks sandy

Sylvia Texas, I think I have a ride for the trellis, another friend with a pickup is interested in coming. BTW he makes iron trellises for roses. any chance he can SELL one or two there, or are vendors not invited?

I am very interested in your Blackberry, Fig Cuttings, Gardinia Cuttings. Please check out my list for things you might like

Sandy_8b or Organic on the Swap Site

sshuan: normal orange daylilies I can dig up. I also have Texas Everbearing and Petite Negri figs would be great. I do not have much left. All my lavender, did not do so well this year. They are probably going to the compost bin soon.

Is there anything on my list you would want?

Have:
* Purple Cone flower seeds : mommyfox (3 + seed heads), Winerdogg (at 3 seed heads), liz_H( 3 heads), barefoot_in_texas
* Winter Squash seeds
* Yellow Columbine seeds
* Light Pink Oleander Cuttings
* Purple Crepe Myrtle - seeds
* Pineapple Sage Cutings
* Lady in Pink Saliva seeds
* Milkweed Seeds - Maybe: barefoot_in_texas

* Rooted Red Oleander - none left
* Rooted Light Pink Oleander Cuttings
* Purple Crepe Myrtle Cuttings

Wants:
* Dwarf Banana
* Clematis : mommyfox (unknow) - Still looking for more :)
* Daylilies
* Ginkgo Biloba
* Wood Fern
* Japanese painted wood fern
* Fig
* Large Elephant Ears
* Meyer Lemon Tree
* Water Plants
* Cast Iron Plant: sylviatexas(maybe), I still need as many I can get.
* Parlor Palm
* Low and medium light indoor plants
* Gold Fish Plant
* Mother-In-Law Plant or snake tongue
* Snake Plant
* Nursery Pots -Any size but prefer 3 gallon and larger
* Planters
* Fancy pots of sizes, shapes, and colors
* 5 gallon buckets - Liz_H
* 35 and 55 gallon plastic drums
* Pathos: mommyfox
* Pride of Barbados
* Turk's Cap
* Desert Willow
* Blue Agave
* Century Plants
* Succulents - I have almost to much Aloe.
* Small Cacti for tabletop gardens

Trades and receives:
mommyfox: pathos and clematis for purple coneflower seeds
sylviatexas: Cast Iron Plant (maybe:))
Weenerdogg:PFC, sage Milkweed (or cuttings) seeds for spearmint, apple mint and some Trumpet vine pods
Liz_H: PCF for 5 gallon bucket(s)
barefoot_in_texas: Lunch for Coneflower seeds and (or) milkweed seeds
Furtunegardener: brug cuttings, daylilies. want: Purple Cone flower seeds
Seamommy: pineapple sage and rooted red oleanders for . I will swap the orange daylilies for the oleanders.

Edit: Updated wants - 10/10/08
Edit: Updated Receives, trades and haves - 10/01/2008
Edit: Trades ands receives - 10/14/2008

As always this list will be up to date.

firebird - what's a red allemande? Does it go by any other name?

will use print out to pack up your swaps in labeled white plastic bags for Elements to bring to Ft.Worth. Am juggeling compactness - to make efficient for E.
will be continuing to update on active list (link below)
and will be sending some extras since can't be there.

Thanks everyone! for the super trades and lots of fun dreaming of gardens to come. Sandy

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Elements: My Citrus, Golden Candlestick Plant, Dallas Fern, Japanese Fern, Big Pots, Low light indoor plants, Starts this winter in greenhouse of Roses, Cestrum Nocturum, Gingkos, Firecracker Vine, Magenta Oleander etc. *for graciously trucking my swaps and your web work here.

Sylvia - sylviatexas: My Heirloom Tomato Seeds with extras for corralling this shindig, Taro, Pink and White Salvia plant and seeds, Quaker Lady iris bulbs/plants, Mme Alfred Carriere cuttings, "Gardening in the South" Book.
For your Mulch, Culinary Sage, Garlic, Thyme, Dwarf Cannas and maybe reg. ones, low growing landscape Rose, Red Salvia struck cutting.

Mommyfox: White crepe myrtle. Yarrow, Violet Althea, Quaker Lady Iris, Ferns for your web work. Thanks again.

Sherman - My *potted mint plus surprises for your *blackberry seedling and cutting of your *two varieties of figs. And your marvelous *gardenia cuttings.

Liz_H: *seeds - Nueves Azorean tomato, flamme, French Dandelion, Amaranth, salvia, balsam impatien - *plants - gill ivy, horse herb plants - *cuttings - coleus - *domes, trays & WS containers - *Herbal book.
For your: *Homemade bread. Plants: *pansies and *just 2 snapdragons - Seeds: Agastache anisata, Blanket Flower Goblin, Nasturium dbl glean, Snapdragon Royal Bride, arugula, cucumber Eureka, Spinach palco, Scallion ishikuro, Cat Mint, (Radish and Fernleaf Dill?).

Alley: Guernsey lilies for Banana Baby

Fortunegardener: cuttings of Mme. Alfred Carriere Rose for your *autumn joy sedum plant and *brug cuttings (yellow and pink ones)

Seamommy Cheryl: * Anacharis Oxygenator, * Big Tuber of Hardy Pink Lily, * Cuttings of the Mme. Alfred Carriere Climbing Rose and * rooted pacific chrysanthemums for your * potted white or yellow Brugs and * red bee balm, * seeds of * Society Garlic and *Cannas.

Planopondnut: My *Flamme and *N. Azorean toms seeds, *parrot feather water plants, *french dandelion seeds and *angel wing begonia pot or cutting, Mme A.C Rose cuttings, Vegatable Amaranthus seeds. FOR: a *bunch of leaks (love them for cooking) and a couple of the little *curly spider plant starts, *Red Cannas, *Granny's Walking onions.

Barkingdogwoods - Lin: My guernseys for your oxbloods

Phylis_H - My Angel leaf begonia in pot - Purple cone flower seeds - Yarrow seeds - Garlic pepper spray for your banana-nut muffins, cilantro plants 4in, cucumber and red salvia seeds.

Weenerdog: *Gourmet French Market Dandelion, *Flamme tomato seeds, *Passion fruit - for your *Apple Mint. Was going to send gratus but then looked up the *Apple Mint and it does sound interesting if you have extra.

Debbiedo - Pending

If missed anyone please let me know.
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HAVES (10/22 update):

Seeds:

Veggies:
*Bitter Melon Fruit Vine- robust, pretty with yellow flowers. Makes great refrigerator Chunky Fruit Preserves. The Aussies eat it with eggs. Oriental Stir Fry. Look like a cross between cucumber and melon. Likes HEAT
*Amaranth, Vegetable, Grain. Magenta/green with bright pink stems, rare black seeded. Use seeds like poppy/sesame in breads, cereal - leaf in salads, on hamburgers, like pot greens, wraps like cabbage. Birds love it, hang from it. Showy. Looks swell also in fall with huge magenta seed heads. High protein food. Likes HEAT.
*Gourmet French Market Dandelion - does not spread, have to plant, huge 2 foot tall flowers and puffs. for salads, pot veggie, wine, etc.- very good for you. 2 foot across, fern like, attractive plant. Biennial.

Flowers:
*Fresh Passion Fruit with moist seeds - "Constance Elliot", white, fragrant, evergreen. "Blue Crown" - purple center, blue or white petals, evergreen. Medicinal, salads, teas. Germ. easy when moist.
*Purple Cone Flower - big, medicinal
*Vitex Native Texas flowering Tree - Purple - low water - fragrant
*Red Cyprus Vine - large seeds. Good with other vines as is delicate with small red flowers and ferny foliage.
*Wisteria - fresh pods - prolific bloomer - germination easy
*Crepe myrtles - fuchsia and white
*Red Bud Tree - early spring blooms - can prune - has pretty, big spade shaped leaves - low water needs
*Yarrow - white, medicinal type
*Salvia - pale pink and white - 4 feet tall - nice leaves too
*Althea - pink, violet, white seeds - low water needs
*Cassia - small tree/bush - evergreen mostly - beautiful bunches of yellow flowers - blooming now - nice small oval light green leaves. Can prune for shape and extra blooms - low water needs. Fast growing.
*Balsam Impatien - foot tall lovely, small gladiola type flower bract - reseeds - can use like aloe for bites and burns. A neat low spring to fall plant.

Perennial Rooted Plants - Divisions:
*Pacific Chrysanthemum (doesn't look a Chrysanthemum) - evergreen, sprawls, pale green and white, blooms look like Sedum - yellow - rock gardens -nice, trouble free. attractive stalwart - minimum water- increases moderately
*Peppermint - excellent tasty variety from Redenta's.
*Gill Ivy - Ground cover, green in winter, fragrant ,medicinal, orchid flowers - can walk on. Shade or sun
*Horse Herb - Yellow flower, ground cover - lots of plants
*Seedless Morning Glory - robust, large 4" blue blooms, spreads, ground cover, will grow up also - keep, as all vines, low to enjoy flowers. No extra watering.
*Cedar? Unknown evergreen 6" volunteers. Pretty, fast growing.
*Ferns - Dallas and Japanese Hardy

Cuttings:
*Angel Wing Begonias - lovely, shade, indoors winter - spotted leaf top red bottom, red flowers - to 4 feet - a trouble free easy beauty
*Coleus - Deep solid purple and deep purple/green - showy - from Farmer's Market
*Variegated White/Green Spider Plant --Multiple starts. Excellent winter air purifier. Patio Hanging Basket.
*Hummingbird Plant- Red Bush type - P. Low water needs
*Mme. Alfred Carriere Rose Climbing - Pale Pink Very Fragrant - Everblooming - trouble free heirloom China rose - easy - spreads to say 18 feet.
*Queen of the Night - Cestrum Nocturnum - superbly fragrant - just tender in DFW but cuttings are easy and can wrap outside or will come back from roots if temps are above l5 degrees- water needs minimal.
*Passion Flowers - "Incense" Purple, very fragrant, large leaf, dies back in winter - "Constance Elliot" white, evergreen, stays put, some are fragrant - Blue Crown lovely evergreen, stays put. May have some pups and plants.
*Oleander - fuchsia

WANTS:
**POND/AQUARIUM BUBBLER - last flood killed mine on pond.
**Home baked, canned goods --- bread, cookies, muffins, jams etc.
**Any rocks, paving stones, pebbles, soil amendments, expanded shale, mulch etc. Small quantities OK.

WANTED VEGGIES SEEDS OR SEEDLINGS (l0 cent packs OK)

*GREEN BEANS BUSH: looking for old timey green bean like my grandmother grew in 40's, has tan seeds, makes great cooked fresh Texas Snap Beans.
*BLACKBERRY "NATCHEZ" (CUTTINGS OK)
BROCCOLI/SPROUTS
CABBAGE
CHARD
CORN
CUCUMBER
EGGPLANT
GARLIC BULBS
KOHLRABI
LETTUCE/GREENS/ORIENTALS - any
MELONS - trellis type
MUSTARD
ONION SLIPS/FRESH SEEDS
PARSLEY
PEAS POD STIR FRY TYPE
PEPPER SWEET AND MEXICAN TYPE
RADISH
RUTABAGA
SHALLOT BULBS
SPINACH
SQUASH
SUNFLOWER EDIBLE
TURNIP

*THYME AND SAGE CULINARY - dont have much luck growing these
APPLE MINT
CILANTRO
PERILLA

FLOWERS WANTED SEEDINGS/SEEDS:

AUTUMN JOY SEDUM- RED
BEE BALM- RED
BRUGS ANY COLOR
GLADIOLAS MIXED
HIBISCUS - RED or LIGHT COLORED FOR MOON GARDEN - HARDY
*PANSYS
*SNAPDRAGON
PEONIES
STOCK
*DECORATIVE KALE
LOW GROWING ROSE (OR CUTTINGS)
***GARDENIA (OR CUTTINGS) DWARF OR REG.

FLOWERS WANTED SEEDS:

PASSION VINE (PLANTS, CUTTINGS, FRESH SEEDS - (EDULIS OR VARIETIES I DONT HAVE)
ZINNA
SUNFLOWER
RED SALVIA HARDY

TREES
BANANAS AND OTHER TROPICALS
***CUTTINGS OF RUSTY BLACKHAW TREE

Or Tempt Me :-) I'll be sending extras to Swap for other folk - please check with Elements

Liz

so maybe he can bring a sample or 2 of his work, & if he can find a trade for it, too cool, & if someone wants to place an order to buy one...too cool as well.

I would like to try the blueberry muffins if you have some.

Sylviatexas,

I'll bring you Wonderful Pomegranate cuttings. They are easy to root but takes patience. It

takes about 2-3 months to root with the cuttings in bright light (not direct sun) and temps

around 70-80 degrees. Cooler temps and lower light may require even longer for rooting. They

need to be kept at near 100% humidity while rooting.

I'll also dig up some thornless blackberry plants for you.

firebird1,

I'll bring some larkspur seeds and some pomegranate cuttings.

weenerdog,

I'll bring one tansy and one thornless blackberry plant. I'll bring you some wonderful

pomegranate cuttings and the garden fork. I'd like to try the lemon balm. The one I had a few

years ago died.

debbiedo7,

I'll bring some pomegranate and Texas Everbearing Fig/ Petite Negri Fig cuttings. I'll also

dig up some blackberry and strawberry plants too.

barefoot_in_texas,

I'll bring you some pomegranate and thornless blackberry cuttings for lunch and drinks.

liz_h,

I'll bring you the empty milk jugs and soda bottles. I'll also bring some everbearing

strawberry plants. I can try some of your homemade bread.

sandy_8b,

I'll bring you blackberry, fig, and gardenia cuttings for some peppermint.

element321,

I can bring you some Texas Everbearing Fig/ Petite Negri Fig cuttings. I'm assuming you want

this as your message was a bit unclear.

All,

I can also get gardenia and rose cuttings. I don't know the rose types but one is fragrant and

pink. The other one is red but is not fragrant. Both roses are susceptible to blackspot

unfortunately. I also have jasmine. It has small white fragrant flowers and is a small bush.

It seems to be zone 9 so needs protection from Dallas winters. I'll also bring some

thornless blackberry cuttings since that is very popular and I don't have that many extra

plants.

Sherman

Is there anything from my list that might interest you?

Is there anything from my list that might interest you?

Thanks,
Debbie

Cannas-regular sized, yellow

Crinim bulbs-solid white, large bulbs, "cemetery, churchyard" old fashioned type. Lots of flowers that last only one day.

Turk's Cap, red. A few small plants dug two weeks ago from flowerbeds. Could bring cuttings.

Oxalysis bulbs

Brazilian Verbena (Verbena bonariensis) Tall, "see through" purple flowers that attract butterflies, bees and hummingbirds. Have several rooted plants that I cut back and potted a few days ago. Full sun, blooms mid-summer through fall. Drought tolerant, re-seeds itself.

Sansevieria, Mother-in-Laws Tongue. Several newly potted plants.

Mexican petunia. Low growing with purple flowers. A few potted plants.

Duranta (Skyflower). Clusters of small blue flowers edged in white. Can make a few cuttings. It is supposed to be easy to root from cuttings. I haven't tried yet.

Esperanza. Can bring a few cuttings.

Crape Myrtle. A couple of plants dug and potted a week ago. Watermelon pink?

Seeds from wildflower, Mealy Blue Sage. Original plant came from Bosque County. Very tall, blooms late summer. Lots of blue flowers on spikes. Very attractive to butterflies, bees and hummingbirds. May be too lanky for your taste, but I think the color of the blooms and attraction is worth their tendency to droop.

Seeds. Narrow leaf, Crystal White Zinnia. Not the tiny flowers, about 1 1/2" blooms. Does well in heat. Good for borders.
Seeds. Veronica. Speedwell.

Seeds. Moonflower, just a few

Seeds. Italian sweet basil. Also a few plants.

Seeds. Dill. A few small plants.

Seeds. Zebrina hollyhock, AKA French Hollyhock (Malva Sylvestris) 24-36", sun to partial shade. No pest problems, heat and drought tolerant. Light lilac blooms with darker veins in throat. Have some seeds and may be able to bring a few small plants. Reseeds and you can move small plants easily to wherever you want them.

Seeds. Purple hyacinth vine. A few.

Seeds-Hardy Ageratum.

Pond plants- Iris (blue), Horsetail. (I also have some umbrella plants and white water lilies, if anyone is interested--I will have to get serious about collecting these.)

Can bring cuttings of Artemisia, Powis Castle

Possibly Red hot poker & American Beautyberry; small plants. (I will know for sure by Monday evening; These are coming from a friend.)

I'm still digging around to see if I can find anything else.

Wants: Four o'clocks, Hollyhocks, Snapdragons, violas, alysium, Bells of Ireland, Coreopsis or?? No food please-I eat it instantly. Also,the tall Mexican petunias sound interesting.

I would love some of your cemetery Crinums. I don't have anything on your want list, but I thought i might be able to tempt you with either some Oxblood lily (rhodophiala bifida) or a pink turk's cap (rooted, blooming, in a 1-gallon pot).

Please let me know yay or nay :)

Thanks!

Lin
Barkingdogwoods

(Addiction can be an enjoyable thing!)

& white crinum if you have enough & if I can bring you enough to make the trade equible.

I have approximately 7000 more 4 o'clocks than Phyllis, but mine are all the light, mauvy pink.

& I can bring you Zebrina hollyhock & tall purple Mexican Petunia.

If there's anything else on my list that tickles your fancy, just let me know, & I'll bring it!

& I picked up a bunch of begonias from a gardener who was ripping them out & throwing them into black plastic trash bags.

After planting as many as I had room for, I still have bunches;
Phyllis has had good luck overwintering begonias by keeping them well-watered & well-mulched.

If you'd like to try any of these, bring some boxes or bags or newspaper wrappings!

Barkingdogwoods-I'll have the cemetery lillies for you and would like to try the pink Turks Cap.

Sylvia-You must be addicted to iris if you just dug up a big bed and want more! Wish I could identify the individual corms. There is a very pretty pink and a yellow with lower petals which are white edged in yellow. Also there are peach (they seem to be the most dominant-since they are my least favorite color) and some blue that have small flowers. I have several of the white cemetery lily bulbs and will be sure you get some. I'd like to swap for your tall Mexican petunias and maybe some phlox. Don't know much about either of them, but I assume instruction and advice are included with all exchanges. Right?...

Should I bring all that other stuff along? Is there usually a fairly good sized group, so I can hope to get rid of, uh..pass along a lot of things? Or should I leave the plastic tub of cannas here and try to give them away on Craig's list or something? I'm looking forward to the get together.
Thanks!!!

The pink Turk's cap seems to me to come out a little later than the red, but boy the blooms are so soft and delicate!

Can't wait to see y'all!

Lin

Plants for Trade:

Ajuga (purple)
Artemesia (Oriental Limelight)
Cactus - Opuntia (pads)
Castor Bean (red)
Cypress Vine (red)
Hollyhocks (pink)
Horsetail
Inland Sea Oats
Lemon Balm
Mexican Petunias (Pink)
Orange Bulbine
Queen Anne's Lace
Salvia (Volcano)
Sedum - Autumn Joy
Sedum - Balticum
Sedum - Golden Acre
Umbrella Plant
Watch Chain Plant
Winecups
Yarrow (white)

Cuttings:

Lemon Verbena

Seeds:

Ageratum
Blackberry Lily - Pink/Yellow
Bouncing Bet
Chili Pequin
Clara Curtis Daisy
Cosmos - Sensation
Eyeball Plant
Gallardia
Gomphrena - Purple
Hyacinth Bean - Pink
Hyacinth Bean - Purple
Hyssop
Lavender
Lemon Balm
Liatris - Purple
Marigold - Moonlight
Monarda
Purple Majesty Millet
Purple Parasols Stokesia
Sea Holly
Sedum - Frosty Morn
Sunflower - Italian White
Texas Star Hibiscus - Pink
Texas Star Hibiscus - Red
Zinnia - Candy Cane
Zinnia - Mix
Zinnia - Tall Mixed
Zinnia - Shades of Pink

That's all that I can think of right now, but I may add more as the week goes on and I take things into the greenhouse.

My passion is tropicals, succulents, and cacti, but I am open to just about anything. I have plenty to share :) Thanks!

Dcarpenter
I would like some of the Mexican Petunias (Pink) – are they the tall or short variety?
Blackberry Lily - Pink/Yellow seeds, Eyeball Plant (maybe they can watch my garden haha) Hyacinth Bean – Pink & Hyacinth Bean – Purple
Could you look at my list & see if I have anything your interested in trading for.

Sylvia,
I’d like some of your trash to treasure begonias

6 days to go Woo Hoo
Debbie

Have
airplane plants
crinum (fall bloom)
cypress vine seed
garlic chives
maiden grass
rain lily
red geraniums
white geraniums
sedum Kamtschaticum ?(floret) (yellow bloom)
sedum chrysicaulum (yellow blossom)
turks cap

Want
ajuga
horsetail
JOHN FANICK phlox
pastel day lilies
society garlic
yard amaryllis

Debbie-I'll have plenty of Iris for you and will bring red hot poker.

Dirt Mama- Could I bring horsetail for you and get white Geranium?

Element-I have Mother-in-laws tongue for you. Do you still have any yellow columbine seeds?

D. Carpenter-I would love your hollyhock if you still have any. Do I have anything you might want to take in trade?

Barkingdogwoods-I will plan to be at the swap no later than 10:00 (unless I'm wandering around the park looking for the group!) I have a friend with a rescue greyhound and she is the sweetest dog--so calm and just so smart!!

Thanks, all.

Pre-trades (please confirm)

Yellow Rain Lilies
debbiedo7 -
sylviatexas - 4 o'clocks & confetti lantana
alley - vanilla ice sunflower seeds
tropicgirl - purple datura
liz_h -

Red Cannas
alley - vanilla ice sunflower seeds

Stevia
Mommyfox - butter and egg wildflowers
debbiedo7 -

Orange Mint
sylviatexas - 4 o'clocks & confetti lantana

Bee Balm
alley - Pomegranate

Has anyone said what the price range is for the drawing table? This is my first time and I don't know what to expect.

Dirtmoma, I would love to bring you some horsetail and ajuga in exchange for some turks cap if you still have it available.

Chickenmom, I would love to share my hollyhocks with you. Do you happen to have any duranta/skyflower left or maybe red hot pokers (if you're friend came through)?

Phyllisb2008, I will bring you some pink hyacinth bean seeds and liatris - purple seeds. I would love anything baked that you have.

Thanks!

I also found some nursery pots in one gallon sizes and smaller and some plastic decorative (sorta) pots if anyone is interested in these.

dcarpenter

Have:
* Purple Cone flower seeds : mommyfox (3 + seed heads), Winerdogg (at 3 seed heads), liz_H( 3 heads), barefoot_in_texas
* Winter Squash seeds
* Yellow Columbine seeds
* Light Pink Oleander Cuttings
* Purple Crepe Myrtle - seeds
* Crepe Myrtle seeds -unknown color and size
* Pineapple Sage Cutings
* Lady in Pink Saliva seeds
* Milkweed cuttings - Maybe: barefoot_in_texas
* Rooted Red Oleander - none left
* Rooted Light Pink Oleander Cuttings
* Purple Crepe Myrtle Cuttings
* Espranza Seed Pods 5 left.
* Desert Willow seeds, these need to be potted up soon, the are about 3 weeks old

Wants:
* Dwarf Banana
* Clematis : mommyfox (unknow) - Still looking for more :)
* Daylilies
* Ginkgo Biloba
* Wood Fern
* Japanese painted wood fern
* Fig
* Large Elephant Ears
* Meyer Lemon Tree
* Water Plants
* Cast Iron Plant: sylviatexas(maybe), I still need as many I can get.
* Parlor Palm
* Low and medium light indoor plants
* Gold Fish Plant
* Mother-In-Law Plant or snake tongue
* Snake Plant
* Nursery Pots -Any size but prefer 3 gallon and larger
* Planters
* Fancy pots of sizes, shapes, and colors
* 5 gallon buckets - Liz_H
* 35 and 55 gallon plastic drums
* Pathos: mommyfox
* Pride of Barbados
* Turk's Cap
* Desert Willow
* Blue Agave
* Century Plants
* Succulents - I have almost to much Aloe.
* Small Cacti for tabletop gardens

Trades and receives:
mommyfox: pathos and clematis for purple coneflower seeds
sylviatexas: Cast Iron Plant, water plant (umbrella), Confetti lantana
Weenerdogg:PFC, sage Milkweed (or cuttings) seeds for spearmint, apple mint and some Trumpet vine pods
Liz_H: PCF
barefoot_in_texas: Lunch for Coneflower seeds and (or) milkweed seeds
Furtunegardener: brug cuttings, daylilies. want: Purple Cone flower seeds
Seamommy: pineapple sage and rooted red oleanders for . I will swap the orange daylilies for the oleanders.
sshuang :Texas Everbearing Fig/ Petite Negri Fig cuttings, backberry and pomegranate cuttings
planopondnut: Cerulean Blue passion vine for esparanza seed pod
debbiedo7: Pineapple sage cuttings for mother-in-law plant

Edit: Updated wants - 10/10/08
Edit: Updated Receives, trades and haves - 10/01/2008
Edit: Trades ands receives - 10/14/2008
Edit: Updated haves - 10/21/08
Edit: Updated haves - 10/22/08
Edit: Trades and receives - 10/24/08

I have some blue agave or century plants for you (I don't know the diff) - some from my place, some from a vacant lot.

I also found out today that I'm doing a Greyhound event on Thursday evening so I'll be free to stay awhile on Saturday. Yippee!!!

Lin

My: Pacific Chrysanthemums, bunch of coleus cuttings, and hummingbird Plant cuttings, plus more plants and seeds of choice: Are you interested in any of the selections have set aside to send to swap listed below?

For: Inland Sea Oats, Artemesia , Sedum(Golden Acre), Hollyhocks(pink), Winecups - seeds: Sunflower, Red Texas Star Hibiscus, Gallardia, Hyacinth Bean Pink, Lavendar.

My Extra Plants: Angel Leaf Begonia plant, lovely low light inside in winter, patio in summer; hardy fern small plant; pink garden cress(delicious) plant; gill ivy rooted great fragrant winter groundcover, horseherb yellow flower ground cover rooted.

Big tubers of:The native 4 oclock magenta.

My Extra Seeds: showy edible amarathus, rockrose great under roses, Gold Milkweed, French Market Dandylion, looks like a big fern - doesnt reseed. Vines: blue pea - exquisite blue color, bittermelon - yellow flower, fast grower, passionflowers(cuttings, seeds, blue/purple/white fragrant). Shrub/trees seeds: Chaste Tree purple fragrant, Redbud Tree, Altheas 4 colors, Cassia(Senna) beautiful yellow blossoms now. (these trees all are small fill in trees, do well under big trees).

I have a small garden, so dont need a lot.

Please let me know, am packing up individual swaps now. Glad you got in touch. Thanks, Sandy

Enjoy the SWAP, thanks sandy

If I've overlooked anyone please alert me - or look at my trade list.

Dorothy B.

sandy_8b, I would like some of your Passionvine Fruit, seeds, cutting, whatever. I'm not picky!

Please review my list to see if there's something you want. :-)

JK

Mexican Petunia
Purple Wondering Jew -Element
Plenty of Mystery plants that I have no Idea what they are. - Barefoot
Various pots of different shapes and sizes -Sally
2 Indoor plants given to me, I know 1 is a lily, the other one?
Monkey Grass (Lirope clumps)
Umbrella Plant that has been growing in water. They will also grow in dirt
Horsetail Reed (has been growing in water) - sally -Seamommy
2 pots of Crotons I rooted out over the summer.
2 small Conifers
2 Amaryllis Red

SEEDS
Purple Cone Flower seeds
Cypress Vine Seed
Zina Seeds (purple)
Rain Lily bulbs and seeds (white) - Liz - Alley-Sylvia
Marigold seeds
Spider Flower seeds
Moonflower Seeds

Wants?
I am not picky. I love bulbs or just about anything that grows.
Rose cuttings any color
Shade Plants
Mike

Element – Purple wondering Jew ------ Columbine seeds for Mike
Liz_H – Rain Lily Bulbs ----- Cosmos Seed for Mike
Barefoot_in_texas – Plant of choice --- Lunch for Mike
Alley – Rain Lily Bulbs -------- Ginger for Mike
Sylviatexas – Rain Lily Bulbs ------- Rose cuttings and Red spider lily for Mike
Barkingdogwoods - Conifer ------ Rose cuttings for Mike
Seamommy - Horsetail Reed ------ Rose Cuttings for Mike
Planopondnut – Pots and Horsetail reed ----- Cast Iron for Mike

Mike, I'm interested in a croton and a conifer. Do I have anything that you might like? Please check my list and let me know. Thanks!

I would like to try the blueberry muffins if you have some.

Sylviatexas,

I'll bring you Wonderful Pomegranate cuttings. They are easy to root but takes patience. It takes about

2-3 months to root with the cuttings in bright light (not direct sun) and temps around 70-80 degrees.

Cooler temps and lower light may require even longer for rooting. They need to be kept at near 100%

humidity while rooting.

I'll also dig up a thornless blackberry plant for you.

firebird1,

I'll bring some larkspur seeds and some pomegranate cuttings.

weenerdog,

I'll bring one tansy and one thornless blackberry plant. I'll bring you some wonderful pomegranate

cuttings and the garden fork. I'd like to try the lemon balm. The one I had a few years ago died.

debbiedo7,

I'll bring some pomegranate and Texas Everbearing Fig/ Petite Negri Fig cuttings. I'll also dig up some

blackberry, jasmine, and strawberry plants too.

barefoot_in_texas,

I'll bring you some pomegranate and thornless blackberry cuttings for lunch and drinks.

liz_h,

I'll bring you the empty milk jugs and soda bottles. I'll also bring some everbearing strawberry

plants. I can try some of your homemade bread.

sandy_8b,

I'll bring you blackberry, fig, and gardenia cuttings for some peppermint.

element321,

I can bring you some Texas Everbearing Fig, Petite Negri Fig, thornless blackberry, and pomegranate

cuttings.

alley,

I'll bring you some jasmine. I get access denied when I try to access your list.

dcarpenter,

Can I get some lavender from you? That is the only thing I'm really looking for this plant swap. You

can check my list (3rd post) to see if there is something you want.

joie33,

I'll bring some luffa seeds for you.

All,

I can also get gardenia and rose cuttings. I don't know the rose types but one is fragrant and pink.

The other one is red but is not fragrant. Both roses are susceptible to blackspot unfortunately. I

also have jasmine. It has small white fragrant flowers and is a small bush. It seems to be zone 9 so

needs some protection from Dallas winters, at least for the first winter. I'll also bring some

thornless blackberry cuttings since that is very popular and I don't have that many extra plants.

I'll probably show up around noon since we have piano lessons until 11am.

Sherman

Chickenmom, I have you down for tall Mexican petunias & phlox for historic iris & white crinum.

joie, I have you down for 4 o'clock (feel pretty crummy about this, since I now have a huge box of 4 o'clocks, but I'll bring you something more if you like!) & Confetti lantana for orange mint.

alley, if you have enough oleander & coneflower, I can use them, & you can have first crack at my "seed box"!

elememt, I'd be happy to get fresh oleander cuttings *if you have time*.

firebird, I'm bringing the trellises for the crinum & bouganvilla, & it's fine with me if your friend brings trellises or flyers or business cards!

fortunegardener, I have you down for white rose, possibly Ducher, & cuttings for Seven sisters, in return for amaryllis & brugs if you have enough.

Imabirdnut, I have your name on my only butterfly bush (think it's purple but won't swear to it), for white salvia & blue La iris.

sandy, I'll bring you some cannas, can dig up the dwarf & regular types.

Just sent you an email.

Sandy (Organic Gardener)

Here is Thursday's Update, please if missed anyone or any item let me know, am packing up the white plastic bags for each today and tomorrow. Or if want anything else stuck in. email addy is on members page or go to swap site below.

Elements: *My Citrus, *Golden Candlestick Plant, *Dallas Fern, *Japanese Fern, *Big Pots, *Low light indoor plants, *Passion Vines rooted and rooting cuttings, *Starts this winter in greenhouse of Roses, Cestrum Nocturum, Gingkos, Firecracker Vine, Magenta Oleander, etc. *for graciously trucking my swaps and your web work here. And a little pineapple sage start.

Sylvia: My *Heirloom Tomato Seeds *with extras for corralling this shindig, *Taro, *Pink and White Salvia plant and seeds, *Quaker Lady iris bulbs/plants, *Mme Alfred Carriere cuttings, *"Gardening in the South" Book(still looking for this in my bookshelves, if cant find it what else might you like?) Just took some more big Angel Wing Begonia cuttings.
For your *Mulch, *Culinary Sage, *Garlic, *Thyme, *Dwarf Cannas and maybe reg. ones, *low growing landscape Rose, *Red Salvia struck cutting.

Mommyfox: *White crepe myrtle. *Yarrow, *Violet Althea, *Quaker Lady Iris, *Ferns *for your web work.

Sherman - My *big potted mint for your *blackberry seedling?/cuttings and cutting of your *two varieties of figs. And your marvelous *gardenia cuttings.

Liz_H: My *seeds - Nueves Azorean tomato, flamme, French Dandelion, Amaranth, salvia, balsam impatien - *plants - gill ivy, horse herb plants - *cuttings - coleus - *domes, trays & WS containers - *Herbal book.
For your: *Homemade bread. Plants: *pansies - *Seeds: Agastache anisata, Blanket Flower Goblin, Nasturium dbl glean, Snapdragon Royal Bride, arugula, cucumber Eureka, Spinach palco, Scallion ishikuro, Cat Mint, B.Dill

Alley: *Guernsey lilies for *Banana Baby

Fortunegardener: My cuttings of *Mme. Alfred Carriere Rose for your *autumn joy sedum plant and *brug cuttings (yellow and pink ones)

Seamommy Cheryl: My* Anacharis , * Hardy Pink Lily, * Cuttings Mme. Alfred Carriere and *rooted pacific chrysanthemums for your * potted white or yellow Brugs and * red bee balm, * seeds of *Society Garlic and *Cannas.

Planopondnut: My *Flamme and *N. Azorean toms seeds, *parrot feather, *french dandelion seeds and *angel wing begonia pot or cutting, *Mme A.C Rose cuttings, *Vegatable Amaranthus seeds. FOR: a *bunch of leaks and a couple of *curly spider plant starts, *Red Cannas, *Granny's Walking onions.

Barkingdogwoods - Lin: My *guernseys, *French Hort. Dandilion, *Vegatable Amarathus and *extras too. For: your *oxbloods and your marvelous *Rusty Blackhaw cuttings, *Virburnum Burkwoodi too.

Phyllisb - My *Angel leaf begonia in pot - *Heirloom Tomato seeds - *Purple cone flower seeds - *Yarrow seeds - *Garlic pepper spray
For your *banana-nut muffins, *cilantro plants 4in, *cucumber and *red salvia seed, poppy seeds, and *pepper plants or seeds.

Weenerdog: My *Gourmet French Market Dandelion, *Flamme tomato seeds, *Passion fruit - for your *Apple Mint.

Debbiedo: My *Iris selection *Purple Cone Flower Seeds,*veggie amaranthus seeds, *Blue Morninglory rooted divisions, *Cestrum Nocturum cuttings, *Pacific Chrysanthemum rooted divisions or cuttings, Passies: *C.E fruit, *Blue Crown fruit, *Incense cuttings - Your *Pumpkin Bread, *Brownies - *Cats Whiskers Seeds - *Artemisia Limelight cutting- *White Flag Iris

Gerry: My Tomatoes, Guernsey Lilies, Iris, Passion Fruit, *Cassia seeds, cutting and seedling - For your blackberry starts, dwarf cannas(Tropicana), Walking Onions, bird of paradise

dcarpenter: My Pacific Chrysanthemums, coleus cuttings, hummingbird cuttings, Angel Leaf Begonia, gill ivy, fern - and rock rose seeds. For: Sea Oats, Artemesia, Sedum(Golden Acre), Hollihocks (pink) Winecups. Seeds: Sunflower, Hibiscus(red), Gallardia, Hyacinth Bean (Pink), Lavender

Mike

Don't have to let me know will just put all in and you can trade off if dont need. Still looking for that book, hope it will appear somewhere. If you see anything else want, let me know

Know ya'll are going to have a great time. Thanks Sandy

All--How badly would it mess things up if I didn't come til after about 12:30? I've changed my plans and am not doing my afternoon thing and my kids have soccer games in the morning. I was going to miss them, but if I come later, I can go to them. I know there is a greyhound thing (can't remember who had to leave early and if I traded something with them--let me know).
I don't know what I'm doing. I may just miss the games anyway (I usually spend more time talking to parents anyway).
alison

Element - American Wisteria, pothos and clematis for purple coneflower seeds and for helping me with this website!
Barefoot - ???? for lunch
Cheryl - grape hyacinth for larkspur seeds
Liz - pots and confetti lantana cuttings for snapdragon seeds
Sylvia - algerian ivy, bat-faced cuphea, alyssum, passion flower for hardy hibiscus seeds, Pride of Barbados seeds, turk's cap, comfrey, shrimp plant
Joie - butter and eggs wildflowers for rainlily seeds
Ally - dwarf columbine seeds for ginger, vanilla ice sunflower seeds
Weenerdog - blue salvia and wild violets for rosemary
Sally - grape hyacinth for creeping fig cuttings
Fortunegardener - salvia for orange mum and amaryllis
organicgardener - White crepe myrtle. *Yarrow, *Violet Althea, *Quaker Lady Iris, *Ferns *for web work.
Chickenmom - ???? and butter and eggs for red hot poker and verbena
imabirdnut--butter & eggs, BF plants for 4 strawberry begonias & 4 blue katie ruellas
Phyllis- Purple alyssum for pink larkspur
Joie - Lirope and salvia for Dwarf Maiden Grass, purple Bee Balm
MAYBE: Dirtmomma - rain lilies and/or turk's cap for ... ?
Dcarpenter - double red hibiscus for elephant ears, shrimp plant or wine cups

Alley - I think it would be just fine if you didn't get there until 12:30.

First of all I did my Greyhound Meet-and-Greet last night at the Quarterback Bowl in Ft. Worth so I'll be able to stay at the swap - HOORAY!

Secondly, I have some small starts (4" pots) to offer:

: Flame acanthus - hummingbirds love these! pretty red-orange colors
: Texas Star Hibiscus - single flower, star-shaped (see link)

Please LMK if you're interested.

Lin

so you'll have plenty of time to browse & visit & swap & such.

sshuang, I have you some lavender seeds already packed up. You can just give me anything that you want.

Mikeb, sounds like a plan to me.

For everyone else that responded, I have your plants and seeds all ready to go and will see everyone in the morning!!!!

(I once came home from a swap with 40 lbs of sheep manure!)

momfox-
You & I have such a large swap going that I've lost track, but if you have an extra tropical hibiscus, I'd sure love to have it.

Last winter, I think the hibiscuses (hibiscii?) kept me alive just by beaming on me with their bright & smiling flower faces!