I'd like to trade for a good viburnum to pollenate my blue muffins so I can get all those beautiful berries.
I hav along list to trade
I also have a list of louiaiana iris and japanese iris and siberian iris, just ask if your interested in those. I only want a rooted plant, no cuttings.
and does anybody know if the snowball bush would pollenate a blue muffin, ? I have one of those coming.
cameleon plant
pantyloons campanula
, wild ginger canadense
Variegated parrot lily
variegated dwarf bamboo )
clerodendrum bungii
Strawberries & cream canary grass
Lunaria
Zebrina malva,
Sensative fern
sweet woodruff
porcelain berry plants
yarrow ortels rose
Yarrow cherise queen
Mint: List
Basil mint
Habak mint
Fruit sensations mint
Hillary sweet lemon
Mojito mint
wild berries mint
Julia's sweet citrus mint
Monarda dwarf fireball
Monarda cambridge scarlet
Mum Clara Curtis
roman chamomile
obedient plant vivid
solomon seal variegated
Tetrapanix rice paper plant
clerodendrun bungii
dwarf solomon seal
monarda: fireball cambridge scarlet, prairie knight rose scented dydima, raspberry wine, aquarius, white flowering, blue stocking
blue cap sea holly
hedychiums: kewense , kanes pink, dr. moy, coronarium
tall phlox katherine, maybe a few other named varieties and a no name tall pink variety .
I have few trycirtus varieties ask me for the list.
pinellia dragon tails
I need a pollenator for my blue muffin viburnum
I believe I have a small Brandywine.....D-me if your interested.
Although our native arrowood (V. dentatum) is an excellent pollinator, I must warn you that many of us in the northeast and midatlantic are watching our viburnums get devoured by the European viburnum leaf beetle that has made its way south from Canada after hitching a ride on some nursery stock from Europe several years ago. They hit southwestern PA last summer and have already defoliated V. dentatum, V. opulus, V. trilobum and my much favored V. acerifolium. They are half way through my blue muffins and and one of my doublefiles. Suffice to say, I was a viburnum collector!
I would have loved to share but, alas, I cannot. I know that PA, OH, and upstate NY are infested, and some of the neighboring states as well. Do a search for the state of which you are considering a plant trade to be sure the little s.o.b.'s don't hitch a ride. I don't know that they are Arizona climate friendly, but why find out if you don't have to. The leather leafs and Korean allspice viburnums appear to be immune, so they would be your safest trade.
I have been in tears for the better part of the week over this bug, so I felt I had to mention them - sorry if I seem like a party pooper!
Your fine gokats. I'm glad you posted.
I'm in arkansas though, we're a tad colder than Arizona. Sorry for all those troubles your having. is there nothing one can do to kill out that beatle? poison on their plants ? just wondering
Chicago Lustre and Ralph Senior are a couple choices to cross Blue Muffin.
i've not heard of Ralph senior, I am looking at a chicago lustre on ebay. there's a couple of other ones on there that are denatums too.
I just looked at what Spring Meadows had in the catalog.