Woohoo, thanks, Patrob.
2013 N Central TX RU April 21st in Arlington #2 TRADE
Gypsi, whatever you decide is fine. I understand, it is a lot of work!
Here are what I have down for promised plants. Let me know if I have missed any please.
Sheila-2 Engelmann daisy, skeleton leaf goldeneye
steadycam- 1wine cup, 2 R. hirta, 2 pink scullcap, prairie verbena, rock rose(maybe), skeleton leaf goldeneye
Stephanie -2 wine cups, heartleaf skullcap
2 wine cups- Dennis -cane cholla, pink sundew, christmas cholla, 1 engelmann daisy, small pitcher plant hybrid
patrob-sedum, black and blue salvia
Josephine-prairie verbena seedlings, skeleton leaf goldeneye
PBTX-heartleaf skullcap
Gypsi - hearleaf skullcap, flame acanthus
Sylvia - prairie verbena seedlings (2), flame acanthus (1), heartleaf scullcap
GFwaco-flame acanthus, Salvia greggii (small rooted cuttings)
sybram - flame acanthus
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Sylvia, if you still have that Don Juan Rose, I've been trying to replace the one I lost when I moved for about 10 years. Missed reading that part of the thread. I am updating my list on post 1 right now. And what could I trade you for it?
NewtonsThirdLaw - Was there a third flame acanthus and what can I trade you for it?
This message was edited Apr 15, 2013 10:27 PM
Sheila, is your passiflower spoken for? or your sisyrinchium angustifolium salvia? Working on my trade list, I have your Iris down. Or maybe a white butterfly ginger or black/blue salvia.
Gypsi
My updated list. Too exhausted to try to fix it on page 1.
Goodnight!
I can bring some egg cartons, but not many, just freecycled a bunch.
I have 2 potted small lantana, Pink/yellow/white Lantana camara "confetti", potted last fall, ready to go.....
I am digging out Iris to add another bed to the vegetable garden, might pot a couple. I have some of the fancy peach scented ones (see my have list). .
beautiful silver artemisa, fine leaved type, 2 cuttings
I have a pot of very pale early daffodils that are scented. Tazetta Narcissus
6 Leucojum Aestivum. bulbs, 2 of which still have stems, potted up today.
1 rooted cutting of red turks cap, might make it. Will bring if alive.
mixed color dutch bearded iris - white, lavender, blue, purple - unknown which is which
Starts of my oregano, which blooms white, is only moderately invasive, mild spicy flavor (not super hot), and MIGHT be greek oregano "Origanum vulgare" but its taste does not burn the tongue. I cook with it a lot, very nice stuff fresh or dried.
i would like a rooted cutting of passionflower edulis.
I have been looking for this for years, last had one in the early 1990's:
Honey Daisy, Huisache Daisy, Amblyolepsis setigera
a mason bee house or woodblock with tubes would be wonderful. And any kind of bee forage.
There is a tiny wildflower that grows in little grassy clumps about 6 inches tall and is native to north Texas, Swordleaf Blue-Eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium chilense), Iridaceae Family, native, perennial, blooms in March through May
Read more: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/528127/#ixzz2NlGBQ...
Thank you DG for the Texas natives thread. I'd like a small clump if anyone has any. (although it likes being in the lawn better than a watered flowerbed.
giving:
peach iris and artemesia to SteadyCam
egg cartons: Miss Grubby Fungus
peach iris, oregano, white buddleia cuttings: Patrob
peach iris, buddleia cuttings: GF Waco
peach iris: PBTXlady
peach iris, dutch bearded iris: Sheila_fw
bearded iris, white buddleia cuttings, daffodils, maybe lantana: Sylvia
daffodils and snowflakes: DFW Dennis
peach iris, lavender scented iris: Covenant Garden
receiving
mealy blue sage seeds, asclepias seeds, Blue Crown Passiflora vol. SteadyCam
sedum - DFW Dennis
heartleaf skullcap, flame acanthus? - Newton's Third Law
fern: Sylvia
blue salvia, columbine, black gamecock iris if available, sisyrinchium angustifolium, flame acanthus?: pbtxlady
mealy cup sage, sweet autumn clematis: Patrob
cumin seed: CarrieLamont
ice plant: Sybram
banana pepper seedlings, landscape timbers: GF Waco
pink crinum lily: Covenant Garden.
Sylvia, I have your flame acanthus and everything else, but I don't think the black gamecock is going to get divided for this RU. Just starting to bud out and I don't want to dig it till it's done.
I have a FA for you gypsi.
C
Thanks, pb!
I've seen pictures of Black Gamecock, & it' s just gorgeous, good for you for taking care of its welfare.
Just to keep myself from getting more confused than absolutely necessary, I took it off my list.
edited to add:
Gypsi, the Don Juan is promised to Angel;
I can get cuttings of other roses, Martha Gonzales, an old pink that may be Old Blush, one that I'm pretty sure is Mrs B R Cant.
& a neighbor told me I can take cuttings of a huge deep red grandiflora that I'm pretty sure is Oklahoma.
This message was edited Apr 16, 2013 10:11 AM
I know I am VERY late asking this but, I'm going to ask...
Does anybody have any unclaimed ferns of any kind?
If not thats ok.
Have a good day everyone!
thanks, Austin
Patricia, I will pot up the Trailing Lantana for you.
Carla
My wife wanted me to see if anyone has a grape tomato to give away. Ours is looking very stunted by the damage it took during the late cold weather.
Thank you, Carla.
Dennis, I did not start any grape or even cherry tomatoes this year, but I have an extra 'Siberia,' which makes 2 oz fruit on a determinate bush. If your wife would like to try it, I'll be happy to bring it for you.
steadycam, do you have any left of the blue ginger/galangal? I was just looking at that last night and drooling over it. Didn't know it was edible, though.
Wow....gone 3 days and you all have gone to warp speed!!
Gypsi..... I have passiflower spoken, white butterfly ginger & black/blue salvia for you. I don't have blue-eyed grass but would love some too. I will link your new list at the top of the page.
Patrob.... Any mexican hats left if so can I get a couple from you. Don't think I had any make it from last season.
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Austin....I can bring you more of the hardy noid fern, not a problem. Oh, and speak up for the spinless cactus someone was offering if you want it.
I have a couple of Mexican hats saved for you, Sheila. I thought you might want some.
Thanks Patricia. One of these days I hope I can make them happy!
austin, I have a few extras and leftovers, but if there's anything on my list that you want, please ask now, or else they may not be among the extras I am bringing. I suspect others are in the same boat. Anything in particular you're looking for?
Ok, as far as the timbers go, I am going to try to bring the timbers. I don't know if I will be able to bring my truck now or not. Anyway, there are plenty of timbers from what I have heard.
I am not in charge of if they go to the burn pile, I am getting them from a neighbor. I will see everyone on Sunday for sure. I would LOVE rock, just no way to tote it back to Waco LOL!
I don't know how much I will be on between now and then, lots to do and still recovering from bronchitis. Can't wait to finally meet everyone!!!
Angel
Thanks Sheila, I'll take it if you are getting rid of it, but if there is not room in your car for it, then don't worry about it. :)
Again I am REALLY sorry I was so late.
pbtx, when I divided my galangal about a month ago, I ended up with 4 pots so yes, I will bring you one.
Sheila, No need for another rose, I've got Queen Elizabeth antiques, red climbers, and one similar to a Don Juan that I got a few years ago, just not a Don Juan. I may be able to get a cutting from my original one next winter, but thank you.
And one day a gamecock iris would be wonderful, when it won't harm them to be divided
Gypsi, cumin seeds from me, yes!
thank you, Marty!
Stephanie, If no one has asked for your blackfoot daisy, could I please have it?
Patrob, do you have ;any silky gold asclepias left? If so could I have a couple?
I do, Marty, and I'll put your name on 3 of them.
patrob,
Would it be a problem if I brought the sedum unpotted and in plastic bags? They are quite hardy if not kept too dry. I would also be willing to pull up more if I didnt have to pot it all.
Cheryl
Sedum in bags is perfectly okay! Whatever makes the task easiest works for me.
Thanks, I have run out of pots and desire to get more for now.
C
I have one huge white buddleia cutting, root is about 18 inches long, top about the same (it had separated itself at the base of the trunk. Then I have a stack of freshly washed styrofoam cups but no potting soil, and no dome tops. I do have tomorrow off, will try to start cuttings then.
On my mixed iris I seem to have 2 dominant colors, lavender/blue and white. I do have plenty of peach because I separated them out years ago and focused some tlc on them. Will probably be lifting actual iris in bloom to bring, so you need to plant promptly but can see what you are getting. Those without blooms have a good chance of being either lavender or white
Cheryl, I have lots of 4" pots if you want.
Gypsi, I would love a peach and lavender/blue iris. I decided to make an iris bed and they have a home waiting! Is there anything on my list you want?
I would take some 4-6 inch pots. What can I give you for them?
C
Gypsi, since the buddeia already has roots, you can skip the domed top. Just stick that cutting in some dirt and water it or wrap the roots in wet paper towel and a plastic bag or plastic wrap. I've mailed plants with paper towel and plastic with success, so it should work fine on one you are taking to a swap in person.
The weather is going to be mild on Sunday, and that's good for people and plants. lol I washed my light jacket and will have it along just in case.
Patrob,
Do you have Salvia pentstemonoides?
Anna, I will bring you some Iris also, these are heirlooms from Mrs. Bickley, she is the lady who gave me the elephant garlic.
Gypsi and Frostweed....Might I get three of each iris from you both?
This message was edited Apr 18, 2013 6:58 AM
Thought I had reserved myself a space here, but I don't have much if anything to trade this year. Just very glad to go to see all of my dear DGers.
I need milkweed seed and anything for butterflies y'all have to spare.
You have them Sheila.
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I will put you on the list Deb, good to hear from you.
Cheryl, I don't have Salvia penstemonoides. It's supposed to be native to my area, but I've never seen it growing. A very nice salvia.
Josephine, could I get one of your heirloom irises? lol As I have grown older, I have developed an appreciation for the older irises too.
Deb, I planted all my milkweed seed, but there are some milkweed seedlings on my list. Take a look and see if there are any you would like to have: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=9435870