Sheila, I'll bet you thought I was going to ask for EE's! Not this time since I still have all the beautiful ones you have given me in the past.
If you have any of these left, would you please put my name on them?
Black & Blue Salvia
Chocolate Mint
Mexican Petunias tall type (pink & white)
Snowball bush
Vitex Tree
I will be adding more varieties of iris to my list as I work my way through the pots the next few days, and there may be a few more daylilies too. Are you looking for anything in particular that I might be able to bring for you?
North Central Texas Fall Roundup Trade Thread, Part 2
Josephine, thank you!
Pat~Thank you as well!
I have for trade:
rabbit poop
Asian Butterfly Bush cuttings
Buddleja davidii cuttings
Buddleja fallowiana cuttings
Blue Daze Evolvulus glomeratus cuttings
Mexican Petunia plants and lots of them
Hummingbird Sage plants and seed
Sapphire Salvia cuttings
I want:
cypress vine
passion flower
trumpet vine
mexican flame vine
American Wisteria
any clematis
I also would love to have some of those POB seeds if you can spare them Sheila I have 2 plants but no seeds yet.
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Sherril...I will try the hummingbird sage...will bring you
Blue Crown Passion vine and some POB seeds. I also have some flame vine seeds I am sure, I will stick them in also.
That's great Sheila thanks!
Pbtxlady~I have both a gomphrena seedling and some seeds for you.
Perkos~I have some purple coneflower seeds for you.
Ok thanks.
Patrob I have Chocolate Mint if your interested in some.
DATURA12 I have lots and lots of 4" pots but no trays (I use outside) if you want any I can bring around 150 of them?
Thanks, Perko. I'd love to have some chocolate mint. I used to have some until the apple mint suffocated it.
Stephanie, I have one Mrs. D for you. The skullcap is for my guest Carol. She saw it at my house and loved it, but I didn't get one rooted. Not to worry if you don't have anymore.
this is for perko
Hot Peppers
Believe it or not, peppers are tropical perennials and can be kept growing and producing for several years. Smaller hot peppers are the easiest to bring indoors, but any pepper is worth a try. As with growing peppers outdoors, they like to be a little dry and a little underfed. But bright direct light is necessary to set flowers and grow peppers. Watch for aphids and fungus gnats. (Bright Direct Light)
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Who am I trading a couple Phlox pilosa with who is giving me a purple datura plant and seeds?
Cheryl
This is me Cheryl :)
Josephine, I hate to ask, thinking of Frank's back, but is the Arizona ash tree still available? What can I bring for you? If I don't have plants you can use, I can at least bring you some potting soil or compost.
Anna, I have PLENTY of skullcap for Anita. No problemo!
How big does the salvia get?
Pat, yes the ash is still available and I will be very glad to send it home with you.
If you have any liatris left I would like one of those please.
Pat if you don't have liatris I would like little blue stem.
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Thank you, Josephine. I'll bring you liatris and little bluestem grass. I know I can dig more liatris, but I just have not had a moment to get to the spot in the country where it's growing. I will this week-end for sure as I know more people will want some when they see it in bloom.
Thank you Pat, you are a sweetheart, do you need a False indigo? it is very pretty.
Ditto to that, Patricia! If it's the same liatris you gave me a few years ago, it's one of my favorite fall flowers.
Catz, I hate to ask you for anything else, but do you by any chance have any of the purple datura seeds left?
I have added Patricia, Sherill (cypress vine seeds), Cheryl (pickerel reed) and Sylvia (seeds) to my "bring" list. If I'm bringing you something, please check my list to make sure you're on there.
Sherill, cypress vine is so small and delicate, I have never tried to root it, but it's an annual anyway--and thank heavens it is. :) It seeds everywhere. By this time of year everything in my sun bed is buried under it. I am not positive I have seeds ready to harvest yet, but if I don't have any by Oct 10, it's very easy to put them in the mail to you. You'll want to be sure that you spread them where you won't mind it taking over in the fall. Did I mention that I started with just one plant? And that was in a pot? You know it's related to morning glory, right, and grows the same way--right? Just making sure. :)
Josephine, the false indigo would be very nice to have. Thank you!
Stephanie, I think you meant the salvia question for someone else.
Patrob, can't help but to ask for another DL, Sabine Baur. I am compelled to collect! I am happy with a fan, doesn't have to be potted. I found a white katie ruellia if you want or clem Ville de Lyon
Anna, we are all collectors! I'll put you down for daylily Sabine Baur. It's a small, but well-rooted fan, already potted. I'd love to have a start of your clem Ville de Lyon.
Linda your right! I just never have enough room to move all mine indoors. Which is why I am thank full that I found all you folks and I can give and trade most of them away. I will keep a Project Prairie Fire and one Chaco as well as my two 4 (soon to be 5) year old Chiltepins.
Patrob Great! I will pot a good portion up for you and soon you'll have more Chocolate Mint.
Cheryl yes I know about Cholla Cactus but I have not owned Cacti in several years and am looking to create a special mini desert in my themed bed. I think the Pencil and Cholla as well as some others will look splendid. I like spines and traps, stinging things and strange things.
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Pencil cactus (Euphorbia) is not winter hardy so it needs to be in a pot or dug up each fall.
I like the odd too, my fly traps look bad now but my pitcher plants are on fire.
C
Ah ok, now I know.
Zexmenia for greta
2 phlox for Josephine in exchange for white datura and a wild petunia
2 phlox for purple datura from catz
seed exchange with Michael, plus some Phlox pilosa
Wish I had more and I might find a few small odds and ends to bring.
I still have Phlox pilosa and a zexmenia if anyone wants to try these plants.
C
Cheryl....I would love to get a start of your Phlox pilosa and a zexmenia. I have opened up a bit more of my backyard to the sun and need to fill in. Let me know if there is something I can bring you.
Patrob, do you still have a start of ghost plant? Let me know if you come across any more peach DL.Aren't RU wonderful for collecting? I just have to squeeze them in the current beds. Sheila, it must be fun to be "redecorating"!
Advil is my friend!
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Sherill, cypress vine is so small and delicate, I have never tried to root it, but it's an annual anyway--and thank heavens it is. :) It seeds everywhere. By this time of year everything in my sun bed is buried under it. I am not positive I have seeds ready to harvest yet, but if I don't have any by Oct 10, it's very easy to put them in the mail to you. You'll want to be sure that you spread them where you won't mind it taking over in the fall. Did I mention that I started with just one plant? And that was in a pot? You know it's related to morning glory, right, and grows the same way--right? Just making sure. :)
Yeah my grandmother used to always have some of it growing and I want some to grow along the fence in the backyard. It's an ugly fence. :)
Thanks!
Stephanie,
I'll go out today and see if I can get a winter savory transplant for you.
Kate
Kate, I'd love to have an assortment of coleus or coleus cuttings. Practically none of mine made it through last winter in the greenhouse. Please check my list to see what I can bring for you.
perkoschilifarm
Yes, please bring me pots. Thanks so much.
Have you ever grown this new variety billed hottest in the world "Bhat" Chili? You have to order it from New Mexico.
catzgalore
Yes to the pots and yes to the Torch Lilily, I have a dozen of them in 1 gal. pots 3 per pot that I just dug up a couple of days ago. How many would you like?
Kenboy~ do you have me down for a Beauty Berry? Are they plants?
Peg
I know what you mean, Anna. DH doesn't even ask me where I am going to plant something any more.
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Greta, if you have any of these still available, I would love to have starts of
phlox - John Fanick
and each of the lantanas : Samantha, Irene, trailing purple or white
(Lantana cuttings would be fine as can usually root them successfully.)
Please check my list to see what I can bring for you.
DATURA12
Yeah I've been growing the three Hottest since 2007 which are the Naga Morich, Bhut Jolokia and Bih Jolokia though I found that the Bih and Bhut are the exact same chili in terms of growth, appearance, taste, color, shape and everything else! My Naga's were always hotter than any of the Bih or Bhut Jolokia plant's I had. The Bhut Jolokia is known as Naga jolokia in Assam and in other areas it's commonly called Naga Morich. Yet Naga Morich is just another name for Naga Jolokia and Dorset Naga was developed as a hybrid of Naga Morich.
I got seeds for Naga Morich straight from the source Nagaland! And have acquired seeds for Dorset Naga, and 7 pot from Chilli Seeds in the UK 2 years ago.
I personally lean toward the Naga Morich as I have had superd success with this variety.
perkoschilifarm
Do you have any of the Bhat for trade?