Northern CA Stockton Roundup - Plant Trades

Arrange your trades here! This thread is for people who plan to attend the Northern CA RU on September 10 at Micke Grove in Stockton.
While most will bring more than what's here, threads like this will help us all decide what to toss in our vehicles before we get on the road. .

For those of you who haven't done this already, just start your own post in this thread and keep up with your items to swap in that one post. You can go back and change your lists of things that you will have to swap and things that others have promised you whenever you make a deal with someone.

If you have any questions, please ask. And if you don't have many plants to trade with, don't worry, many of us have plenty of extras and will be willing to share with you.

For those coming from long and far, seeds and succulents travel well.

If you see something that interests you, please email me & tell me what you have to trade.

Obedient Plant
http://davesgarden.com/journal/d/t/PudgyMudpies/1102/
Taken-LadyAnnne

rose mallow (pretty big, in a 1 gal) http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/wildseed/35/35.7.html

4 Acnistus (this is supposedly the same as Iochroma & is light blue) http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/1015/
1 LadyAnne
1 PotEmUp


Thunbergia Togoensis (3 small plants) http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/91249/index.html
1 annac
1 Hanna
1 Kachinagirl


Malva Zebrina Seedling
Taken- Kachinagirl


4 Corkscrew vine (sometimes called snail vine but this is the white & purple fragrant one)
http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/1884/index.html
1 LadyAnnne
1 annac
1 Kachinagirl
1 Plantfiend


2 euclyptus (sp?) trees, long leaf, not round
1 Rachael


Abutilon:
peach & pink semi double- PotEmUp
Medium pink-

lacecap hydrangea (white outer petals, center starts green & then blooms into tiny pink flowers)
1 LadyAnnne
1 Soilsandup

Thunbergia Grandiflora Blue Sky (3)
1 Annac
1 Hanna
1 Plant_fiend

Thunbergia Grandiflora Alba (2)
1 Hanna
1 Plant_fiend


Bauhinia Corymbosa
Taken- LadyAnnne

Blue Dawn perennial Morning Glory cuttings
http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/51653/index.html

Traditional geraniums (the kind grandma had, you know, the stinky ones that are bright red or orange. These are my moms and she can never throw cuttings away. lol)

Cuphea: http://www.bissettnursery.com/APP/images/Annuals/Cuphea-1.jpg

2 tree seedlings that who knows what bird brought. LOL
Looks like some kind of Oak and also a Birch.

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This is my "so far" list.....will be taking cuttings and making divisions this weekend, will add more as they prove to me they will make it!
K


African Violets (mixed colors, 6 plus 1 mini)
Echinocactus grusonii / Golden Barrel Cactus (small plants, 4)
Sedum morganianum / Burro's Tail (2)
Liriope gigantea (6)
Geranium 'Johnson's Blue' (2) (Donna/pudgiemudpies/1)
Paulownia kawakamii / Empress Tree (5) (Donna/pudgiemudpies 1)
Hibiscus acetosella 'Red Shield' / African Rose Mallow (1)
Veronica ('Sunny Border Blue' or 'Blue Fox', sorry forget which! 2) (Donna/pudgymudpies 1)


Edited....lost some things in the 105-107 degree week. Took them off the list.

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dragons blood sedum (lots of cuttings) some to ladyannne
veriagated sedum of some sort, pretty (2)

water penny wort (4) 1 ladyannne

yellow water lily(2)reserve for pudg

dwarf pink water lily(1)reserve for pudg
water lily pink pumpkin (2) 1 to pudg

1 small FLAME Clivia miniata


Colocasia Black Magic' (2)

black locust "twisty baby" seedling (1)


Small wisteria (1)




This message was edited Aug 30, 2005 8:43 AM

plants..... more plants.......

This is what I have in the way of extra plants, from newborns to three year olds. I would LOVE to find homes for the small trees, and the eucalyptus and ginger are getting way too big for containers.

Agave cactus - Hanna
Ajuga
Angel wing begonia - Jerod, Kachina
Asparagas Fern
Bear's Breech (out of stock but will start if wanted)
Blackberry Lily - Belamcanda chinensis - Jerod
Blackfoot Daisy - Nelampodium leucanthum
Butterfly Bush - Black Knight -Tigger
Butterfly Bush - Lighter purplish pink - Picture Lady
Carolina Jasmine (out of stock but will start if wanted) - Lily
Catalpa tree 4" pot
Chimoya tree 4" pot
Clevelandii Sage - Tigger
Crepe Mrytle, dark pink
Dogwood Vine - Houttuynia cordata - Jerod, Lily
Dusty Miller - Senecio cineraria
Echinacea - Lily
Eucalyptus tree (1 to 5 gallon, these need a home!!!)
Feverfew (out of stock but will start if wanted)
Germander
Ginger, white (these need homes badly!) - Tigger, Hanna
Hibiscus Bits - Anisodontea hypomandarum
Hibiscus Manihot - Abelmoschus
Hibiscus - Raspberry Rose
Hollyhock - pink - Picture Lady
Honeysuckle, Hall's
Hummingbird bush - Hamelia patens - AnnaC
Hyssop, Anise
Lavender, Goodwin Creek - Donna
Lilac, lighter purple - Hanna, Donna, Lily
Loropetalum, yellow - Kachina, Hanna
Malva - Malva sylvesris zebrina - Tigger
Mexican Heather - Cuphea hyssopifolia
Mint, Apple
Mint Chocolate (out of stock but will start if wanted) - Kachina
Mint, Orange
Mint, Pineapple - Kachina
Money Plant - Lunairia
Naked Ladies
New Zealand Flax (out of stock but will start if wanted)
Norfolk Pine - AnnaC
Pennyroyal
Pink Jasmine, 5 gallon only
Powys Sage - Hanna
Rose Campion - Lychnis coronaria
Sage, culinary
Salvia Coccinea, pink - Hanna
Sea Holly - Mrs. Wilmot's Ghost
Snail Vine, purple (out of stock but will start if wanted) - Hanna
Society Garlic
Star Jasmine (out of stock but will start if wanted) - Tigger
Tansy (out of stock but will start if wanted)
Vitex tree 4" pot
Water cress
Wild Strawberry - Duchesnea indica
Wisteria, pink - Jerod


This message was edited Aug 29, 2005 7:07 AM

Lady, ok: snail Vine; Salvia coccinea, pink; Loropetalum, yellow; Agave Cactus, yes yes; don't forget, white Ginger, yeppie,
Annie

Hummingbird bush Norfolk Pine and some ginger these i would like:) whaca want?

This message was edited Jul 20, 2005 6:36 PM

2 things, I mentioned on the other RU thread that I will be bringing all my extra seeds to share that I don't plan on planting next year.
The other thing is, I am going to be removing my 3 Thunbergia Grandifloras,

edited to say that the Thunbergias have all been spoken for.


This message was edited Aug 28, 2005 12:17 PM

i added some more plants:)

Jumping in here for just a reminder.

Don't forget to put the plants name in the plant or write the name on the outside on the pot, cup or whatever.
If the plant is not in a container, just wrap a piece of tape around it and write on the tape. I did this at the SoCal RU with some Amarylis bulb.

Donna

I am looking for some Alstroemeria plants, if anyone has some, please go up to my list and see if I have anything you are looking for.
Thanks
Donna

Donna, how about deep red orange? Will start some...

WONDERFUL! Thank you! Can you list your method for starting because hanna has an orange one that she offered if she could find out how. :~)

I just cut off a stem, remove all the leaves but one or two at the top, 'scar' into the joints ever so gently (to expose fresh greenery), dip stem in water then root tone and plant. They say the reason for most failures is the dirt is not packed tight enough. Place it in a cool, out of the sun spot, water regularly and wait for growth to appear. I always, always cut double what I want because my success rate is 50 percent and up, depending on the plant. Other Alstromeria's were successful, so you are bound to have one!

Thanks Anne!

Thank you LadyAnnne!!!!
Annie

I was out puttering yesterday, planting cuttings, thinking about what I had typed, and realized I had forgotten a few small, minor details. I try both soft and hard wood cuttings, try to have as many joints as possible under the soil, and their waterings includes vitamin B1. I do cuttings only on a cutting day (planting by the moon) and I talk to each of them. I try to do them as close to a full moon as possible because on that next following full moon you should stand over them, wearing mostly green or blue, hover one foot slightly in the air, shake a used baby rattle gently over their heads and murmur "gnorts dna tsaf pu worg" three times, turn around three times clockwise and repeat. You can do this as often as necessary each night there after until you see growth. For those of you who are more comfortable with a gentler persuasion, I have a Celtic ceremony that I can email.

ROTF! Now where did I put that old rattle...HAR You are too funny.

Dear Lady, thank you for your offer, I accept!! I'll try almost anything to make seedlings grow!
Annie

Annie, the other version is simple, just wear something flowy, white or cream preferable, no physical feats, but you need to have a slightly crooked elm or oak branch, 24" to 36" long to wave over the plants. Chant "Siht gnitteg si eno on" instead.....let me know how it works!

Some plants that I may have available - (most of which I will end up digging before the roundup so they will not be in pots):

Japanese anemome - two varieties - purple ones and white ones (the purple ones will spread via runners so be forewarn) - AnnaC213, white for plantfiend,
Siberian iris - purple
crocosmia
schizostylis coccinea - ladyanne
gaillardia grandiflora
some white ginger dug up months ago, but may still be viable
cymbidium - yellow ( if I get around to thining)
amaryllis belladona
bearded iris - yellow/bronze
yellow orange alstromeria (this variety spreads quickly) - ladyanne, donna,
Louisana iris - pink-purplish - plantfiend,
Euphorbia leuconeura (indoor plant in most cases) - ladyanne
Tulbaghia fragrans (a much better smelling cousin of society garlic)

Looking for:
galanthus
lacecap hydrangea (PudgyMudpies - do you have any left?)
any late blooming plants suitable for cut flowers

Dianne



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Dianne,
I have some cuttings in to root, but this heat! Even if they don't take, I can bring you cuttings to root yourself. They are REALLY easy to root as long as you can keep them cool.

added some more pink lilys

Hi all. I am so excited about my first roundup! (Donna, I will be there for sure!.)

Donna, I would be very interested in your Corkscrew vive if still available as well as any of the cuttings of the Thunbergia Grandifloras, if they are available. I do have
Alstroemeria established and I can dig up some tubers for you. They are a pink color; I'll see if I can find a photo.

I will put together my list of "stuff" as soon as I can get to it. I am so looking forward to meeting you all!

~Angela

This message was edited Aug 26, 2005 10:36 PM

Oh Angela, I am so glad you're most likely gonna make it!
I have one corkscrew left, I will put your name on it, and bring you cuttings of both T's. Thanks for the Alstroemeria tubers, I am thrilled.
Donna

bump

This should be enough time for cuttings to root. I will be working on:
Tropical Hibiscus (hopefully about 10 cultivars)
¤Ross Estey
¤Hula Girl
¤Powder Puff
¤Brilliant
¤Amour
¤Coconut Wind
¤Fiesta
¤Itsy-Bitsy Kona Princess
¤Lanai
¤Red Double Dip
Echeveria elegans
Sempervivum arachnoideum 'Cebenese'
Sempervivum tectorum 'Grenii'
Kalanchoe manginii Promised to Pudgymudpies, ladyanne
Impatiens arguta Promised to Pudgymudpies, ladyanne
Impatiens mengtziana Promised to Pudgymudpies, ladyanne
Impatiens niamniamensis
Fuchsia 'Autumnale'
Fuchsia denticulata 'Strybing Peach'
Passioflora edulis 'Frederick'
Fuchsia thymifolia
Ledebouria socialis
Tolmiea menziesii (variegated) Promised to ladyanne
Seed:
Nigella hispanica
Crocosmia 'Lucifer'

My wish list is just for anything at least slightly unusual -
Brugs
Daturas
Mite resistant Fuchsia
wierd succulents (but not spines)
Spilanthes
Calceolaria
S African bulbs
Amorphophallus anything

I just plan on bringing what I can and will swap for whatever is available. I have been trying out Rapid Rooter and it looks like I should have plenty of good starts.

This message was edited Aug 29, 2005 7:58 PM

PotEm, I should LOVE some of your Tolmiea menziesii, Kalanchoe or any Impatiens but I fear I have nothing on your wish list! My list is up there somewhere, let me know if I have anything you would like?

Dianne, I would love to have some of your Euphorbia, the yellow orange alstromeria, too, hoping it is different from my orange one! Peek at my list? Thanks! It's getting closer, guys!! Getting excited here, going out to the greenhouse and shaking that rattle over all my cuttings faithfully every night.

Oh, Dianne, what is schizostylis coccinea? I could not find it on the PDB!

Go figger when even the scientific name keeps changing Schitzo has a split personality as Hesperantha http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/775/ or Kaffir Lily
ladyanne - I will put a tag on each for you. I would like Cuphea hyssopifolia, Belamcanda chinensi and Loropetalum
George

Here are some of the things I hope to bring:

cape honeysuckle - large ~gallon size
cymbidiums
red valerian
amaryllis belladonna
chasmanthe bulbs
scented geraniums
succulents
rose campion
lupine
heliotrope
red sun coleus
foxglove
forget-me-not - blue
nemesia
linaria purpurea
siberian squill
kaffir lily
guara
salvia - lady in red
strawberry geranium
cranebill
licorice plant

I have several penstemons and different salvias, but I haven't taken cuttings from them before.

um yea ill trade you some of my leftovers for your leftovers:)

i decided im just gonna drag a ton of things along

hey soil d-mail me k?

Hi All - I have been on vacation for the past week and just got back to internet access. Potemup is right about the schizostylis coccinea - names keep changing. I have the reddish color one.

Ladyanne - I'll reserve some yellow alstro for you and a seedling of the euphorbia(along with some seeds). Did you want the schizostylis too? It is good for fall color. Will spread though.

Plant fiend - I would love the chasmanthe, lupine, heliotrope, and foxglove if it is not purplish.Anything from my list that you want? I bought what I thought was a chasmanthe, but it was very wimpy and only flowered once.

Welcome back Dianne! Hope you had a good time. The Lacecap hydrangea cuttings look good, may even be rooted by RU. :~)
If you have any Alstroemeria left could I dibs some? Thanks!
Donna

Hi Dianne. I will set those goodies aside for you. I would like some LA irs and white Japanes anemones. I didn't grow the chasmanthes, but I got some large bulbs from another gardener.

I am so excited! I just came from Lowes & made a major score on their Clearance table! Everything looked really good on there for a change, and I cannot figure why this stuff was on there! They must have needed the shelf space cuz this stuff looks like what I would pay full price for.
I am going to list it & what I paid for it & whoever wants it for that let me know & I will bring it to RU. There is still more there so if I need to go back tomorrow morning I can.


Clerodendrum bleeding heart (3) $2 each (Janie)
Phaseolus caracalla Snail Vine Purple (1) $2 each (Janie)

Bougainvilla "Maureen Hatten" (1) $1 each


I giggled the whole drive home! It was all I could do to not go back and get the rest. LOL But I had a moment of sanity that said "what if no one wants them???" But it was only a moment. hehehe

Donna

Edited to remove items that are no longer available


This message was edited Sep 2, 2005 7:29 PM

WOW!! what a deal

maybe ill go to lowes today:)

Yes Anna, you better get over there right away! LOL
I was just talking to my folks & dad thinks they are clearing out to make way for Christmas stuff. LOL With this being the 1st of Sept, it is actually quite possible!