CLOSED: HAVE: Tons of Seeds from A to Z. Want some?

I'm getting out of growing from seeds due to lack of space and time and an addiction to daylilies. I have the following seeds to trade:

African Daisy – Dimorphotheca sinuata

Ageratum – Perennial blue floss flower

Alyssum:

Saxatile white “Carpet of Snow”

Amaranthus – Celosia Cristata – Cockscombs (burgundy)
Amaranthus – Celosia Plumosa – Prince’s Feathers (Fuscia)
Amaranthus – Celosia Plumosa – Prince’s Feathers (Yellow)

Anagallis Monelli – Blue Pimpernel

Aster:
Crego Mix
Powderpuff Mix

Basil:
Lemon
Licorice

Bellamcanda – Blackberry Lily, Leopard Lily

Bells of Ireland – Molucella Laevis

Blackeyed Susans

California Poppies

Campsis Radicans – Orange Trumpet Vine

Canna Seeds (5 seeds per package):
Unnamed coral pink tiki torch
Pink Beauty
Red Stripe
Robert Kemp
Mix

Canterbury Bells – Campanula

Candytuft Mix

Cantaloupe

Centaurea – Bachelor Buttons – mix

Clematis:
Sweet Autumn (fall blooming white)
Mix of Pink, purple, and white

Clarkia – Double Mix

Cleome:
Rose Queen
Serrulata – Rocky Mountain Bee Plant

Coleus – Rainbow mix

Collinsia Heterophylla – Chinese Houses

Columbines (Aquilegia): (20 seeds per package)
Caerulea – Rocky Mountain
Double Purple
Double Lt Pink
Single Purple
Very Pale Pink
Peachy Red
Lavender-Pink and White bi color
Short Pink
Mauve & Yellow Bicolor
Rose Barlow maybe??
Bluebird – Blue and white
Red and Yellow dragonfly
Pink Barlow
McKana Giant mix
Pale Yellow Dragonfly
Mix

Cosmos - Sensation

Crepe Myrtle – seeds gathered from Candystriped crape myrtle (may or may not come true from seed)

Cypress Vine - Red

Datura (Devil’s Trumpets, aka Angels Trumpets):
Lilac – white with purple center
Belle Blanche – Moonflower – huge fragrant white bloom

Daylilies: (10 seeds per pack)
Happy Returns
Stella D’oro
Blackeyed Stella
Cool Jazz (only gathered 6 seeds of this one)
Mix

Dianthus:
Annual pinks
Barbatus – Sweet William

Echinacea – Magnus Coneflower

Forget Me Nots – Cynoglossum Blue

Formosa Lily – Trumpet Lily – huge fragrant white blooms

Four Oclocks:
Yellow
Fuscia

Foxglove:
Unknown
Pink/Lavendar
Excelsior Mix
Dwarf Foxy Mix
Apricot Beauty

Gaillardia – Indian Blanket:
Goblin
Pulchella


Gilia Tricolor – Birds Eyes

Grasses:
Japanese
Maiden
Purple Fountain
Pink Crystals

Gypsophila – Baby’s Breath – white

Hesperis Matronalis – Dame’s Rocket - Violet

Hibiscus Moschuetos – Large white blooms with magenta center

Hollyhocks – annual – Alcea Rosea – Indian Spring Mix

Hosta:
Frances Williams
Golden Tiarra

Iris Siberian – mix of blues and purples

Koelreuteria Paniculata – Golden Rain Tree

Larkspur:
Carmine
Giant Imperial

Lemon Balm

Liatris Spicata – Gayfeather, Blazing Stars, purple

Ligularia Tussilagnea aureomaculata – leopard plant

Linaria – Moroccan Toadflax, Spurred snapdragon mix – Northern Lights

Linum:
Grandiflorum rubrum - Scarlet
Perenne lewisii - Blue

Lotus corniculatus – Birds foot trefoil (not the aquatic lotus plant)

Lychnis:
Coronaria – Rose Campion
Chalcedonica – Maltese Cross

Marigold:
Crackerjack mix
Red-Orange
Gold with red patches

Mexican Hats – Ratibida Columnaris – Red and Yellow bicolor

Mint - Apple

Monarda:
Blue Stocking, Herb scented leaves
White, Pineapple Scented leaves
Citriodora – Lemon Mint

Morning Glories:
Tri-lobed, ivy leafed blue
Clarke’s Heavenly Blue
Crimson Rambler
Grandpa Otts
Milky Way
Mix of purple, pink, blue, and white

Nasturtiums Jewel Mix

Nemophila:
Maculata – Five spot
Menziesii – Baby Blue Eyes

Nigella:
Blue
Damascena Persian Jewels mix

Painted Daisy Mix – Chysanthemum Carinatum

Pardancanda – Candy Lily mix

Parsley – Moss Curled

Penstemon - unknown

Perilla – Shiso – beautiful purple leafed, coleus-like herb, scented leaves

Petunia – Choice mix

Phlox Drummondi mix

Ruellia – Mexican Petunia purple

Salvia:
Coccinea - Scarlet Sage
Farincea – Blue Bedder Sage

Shasta Daisy – Alaska

Silene Armeria – Catchfly

Snapdragons – Perennial tall pink

Spanish Blue Bells – mix of white and blue

Stachys – Lambs Ears

Standing Cypress - red

Sunflowers:
Mammoth
Teddy Bear

Tithonia – Mexican Sunflower

Touch Me Nots – Impatiens Balsam – Garden Balsam

Verbena:
Tenulsecta – Moss verbena
Bonariensis – Candlestick

Viola Tricolor – Johnny Jump Ups

Watermelon

Wildflower Mix

Zinnias:
California Giants
Lilliput
Green Envy
Giant Cactus

MOST packs of seeds contain more than 20 seeds per pack. Some contain 100 or 1000. A few special seeds contain only 5 or 10 seeds, and I tried to note those. But many packs contain enough for you to grow yourself as well as extras to trade for somethign else you want.

I'd like to trade several packs of seeds for a live plant (no seeds please). I prefer named daylilies, hostas, irises, ferns, interesting bulbs, sedums, ferns, interesting succulents, peonies, and other perennials. I dont' expect a full size mature plant for the seeds. One small fan or eye of something would be great.

Small daylilies, irises and bulbs can be shipped in a bubble mailer if they are first wrapped in dry newspaper to prevent them from rotting against the plastic in the bubble mailer. Other plants need to be shipped in boxes to prevent root damage.

I ship all my seeds in bubble mailers.

I will also trade for homemade goats milk and glycerine soaps. I love them!

If you are interested in trading, please let me know. These seeds must go. I need the instant gratification of a plant instead of waiting on lots of seeds to germinate.

Thanks for looking!


This message was edited Jul 15, 2005 8:16 AM

This message was edited Aug 3, 2005 9:55 PM

i would be happy to send you a few red glow four-o-clock tubers, they'll flower in like 2 weeks from a bare tuber in ideal conditions (IE terrible dirt and little to no water).

i would love your white datura and the pink grass, the cypress vine, the nigella, and the pink crystals grass... but it's okay if you only want to part with one or two. then i want the datura and pink grass because i've never seen seeds for either.

I would love all of the daylily seeds if that is okay. I have some baby canna, one datura or a baby daylily cross.

I have a cute little unnamed succulent that has a baby or 2 on it..... the pic is here http://davesgarden.com/forums/fp.php?pid=1584485
I also have a few different Coleus.
I would love the some of the hosta seeds or the dianthus seeds

LMK
Janis

Butterfly chaser, I have Iris, Blue Flag, and a yellow, (don't know the name of that one) or hosta. I don't know the name of them, but they are the large leafed green, with white blooms. If you are interested, I would like the day lily, Happy Return. Let me know.

Would love the clematis and foxglove for a fan or 2 of Joan Senior.

I'm sending you all mail. Thanks for answering my post.

Hi! I have kalanchoe cuttings and an Earth Star baby.I'd be interested in your:

licorice basil
cleome serrulata
happy returns daylily
black eyed stella daylily
cool jazz daylily
hosta golden tiara
five spot

Please let me know:)

Chelsea

I would love some Linaria seeds.

I'm headed to the post office today to mail out seeds to those of you I've agreed to trade with. So you should have your seeds by the end of the week. Thank you all for trading with me.

If anyone else would like to trade, please let me know. I still have plenty of most of these seeds.

Hi.Do you have any left of the ones I posted?Please let me know.

Chelsea

I wouldl ike: alyssum-maritimum, aramanthus-all colors, candy tuft mix, clematis-mix (no sweet autumn please), clarkia, coleus, columbine-red and yellow dragon,fly, cosmos, formosa lily, larkspur- both, foxglove-drawf, linum-both, mexican sunflower, teddy bear - sunflower, and moss verbena. Tell me how many plants you would like, I have hostas, day liles, lots of different sedums, and different bulbs. LMK what interests you the most and I will try to get some names for you. Thanks
JanetS

I would like
Canterbury Bells
Candy tuft
Asters

Please see my webshots page for photos of some of my plants.
Look in Garden adventures and flowers to share.

http://community.webshots.com/user/maclaren3

Of course, feel free to look at all the others too! That's what they're there for!

If you have any of these left I could trade a named variety daylily.

Alyssum - pink
Echinacea
Larkspur - any
Phlox - any
Sunflower - Teddy bear
Zinnias - any

Thanks. Let me know what color and type of daylily you are looking for.

Cindy

Hi, I would be interesed in Canna/pink tiki torch, Clematis/sweet autumn,moonflower,foxglove/apricot beauty,gallardia/goblin,sunflower/mammoth and zinnia /green envy. I have a magic lily bulb and a sm. canna pretoria. Let me know what works for you. Yvonne

Hi BC,

I am interested in:
coleus -rainbow mix
evergreen daylilies
excelsior, purple/pink or unknown foxglove
hollyhocks
esp. either iris
spanish blue bells
or verbena

I am just getting into this, but I was lucky enough to get three great daylily clumps from David Kirchoff & Mort Morss, the hybridizers, this year. I can send a fan of Christopher Mead, Shaman's magic or imperial dragon. I'll attach photos of the bottom two.

Thanks for the hint about the newspaper. I haven't mailed before. If fresh cuttings would make it OK (in tubes?) I can send cuttings from strobilanthus, which is a gorgeous purple & green shade plant or solar eclipse coleus. It's great too.

Leslie

This pic is shaman's magic, a gorgeous double yellow.

This is imperial dragon.

Hi I have a few fans of daylily 'Big Smile' I can trade for your
African Daisy – Dimorphotheca sinuata
Nasturtiums Jewel Mix
Pardancanda – Candy Lily mix
Snapdragons – Perennial tall pink
Belle Blanche – Moonflower – huge fragrant white bloom

LMK, thanks!

Diana

Hello Nancy, saw you lurking around over here and thought I'd give you a shout! HELLOOOOOOOO!

Hi Tanarae! I'm glad to see you made it home from CA safe and sound. Rest up over the weekend, girlfriend. I need to send you a big box of plants. They're begging to be sent to TX. So it looks like you get to be the proud mama of a lasiocarpa banana, some dragon's blood sedum, some daylilies, and I'll have to find my list and see what else needs to be shipped outta here. Got any special requests?

N.

Butterflychaser,
I'd love some sweet autumn clematis, formosa lily, columbine mix, pardamcanda, nigella persian jewels mix, belle blanche moonflower, Apricot beauty foxglove and Spanish bluebells.
I can offer the following bulbs: Gladiolus(5 bulbs- red); asiatic lilies (orange and yellow with freckles); regal lilies (small bulbs- several); crocosmia (lots); canna rhizomes (red with purple leaves and yellow with lime-green leaves); calla lily rhizomes (white); purple bearded iris rhizomes.
LMK if you're interested and I'll send my bulbs first in case there's any trouble with them getting through customs-It's the 1st time I've traded bulbs rather than seeds so will be a 'trial run'
Thanks, Maggi

Hey Maggi,

I afraid I already have everything you've listed, but thanks for your offer.

NancyAnn

I see you lurking over here girlfriend. Getting rid of all those seeds. I hope to start some more of the ones you sent me as soon as I get the greenhouse set up over at the house in town. Will let ya know. Have a great day. Tanarae

Hi NancyAnn,
Did you decide yes or no to the items I listed? I have been out of commission for several days with my MS, but I am trying to get caught up with my trades. Please let me know. Thanks,
JanetS

Janet, I'm looking primarily for daylilies and hostas--named ones only. Not from box stores like Walmart or Lowes since most often they're inaccurately named. I have about 250 named daylilies and about 100 named hostas, so I'm looking for something I don't already have. Which ones do you have?

NancyAnn

I will try to get out and check the tags on the hosta tomorrow. Most likely I do not have daylilies you don't grow already. Probably not hostas either, but I will check anyway. I have several daylilies that are marked and will check those, and lots without names, that have been given or traded with friends. I really haven't been one to watch names until I started visiting this site. I just love flowers and meet a lot of people that do and we trade some here and there. I have a friend that has inherited a daylily propagators supply and if you have one you really are looking for I would be happy to see if he has it. He has given me many over the past year although I didn't require the names, just told him what I like. But it would be worth a try to see if he has one you are interested in...I will get back to you tomorrow...if it isn't raining again...and let you know the names of the hosta I have...like I said, they are probably pretty common ones, I don't know much about the hosta family yet..deer always eat them and I just started some new ones last year. LMK about the daylily you may be looking for and I will see wht I can do...
JanetS

Well, Clothed in Glory is a daylily that comes to mind. But then it's one most people would like to add to their gardens. I also like Admirals Braid. But I really don't know what I'm looking for until someone mentions it and I look it up. You know there are about 50,000 registered daylilies, and I only have 250 of them. I got a long way to go to get them all. LOL

N.

I see what you mean! I will check with my friend...after all, you never know till you ask. Let you know what I find out.
JanetS

I have some Hyacinth Bean (Dolichos Lablab) seeds that I'll be glad to share/trade . .An interesting aside: Thomas Jefferson mentions this plant in one of his books! Let me know if you are interested. . .I would like some red Standing Cypress seeds

Corky Baird

This message was edited Oct 26, 2005 4:34 PM

NancyAnn, I am sorry I haven't gotten back with you...I have had a very rough summer, and haven't been able to do much in my yard..I hope you found what you wanted...nothing I had was even marked, and the ones that had markers had faded into just smears of ink...sorry again..thanks for the offer though.
JanetS

Nancy
I would be intrested in the
Basil:
Lemon
Licorice

Grasses:
Japanese
Maiden
Pink Crystals

Please let me know if you would be intrested in some
sedum john creech or
Sedum kamtschaticum or
sedum matrona or
a beauty berry bush ,
maybe postage? please let me know.
vicki

This message was edited Oct 26, 2005 5:07 PM

Hey you guys, I should have closed this as I'm done trading seeds now. I have way more plants than I can handle and need to get abuot 200 of them in the ground before winter. WHERE??? That's what my friend keeps asking. Ummmmm, well, someWHERE! LOL

Thanks everyone for the great trades this year. My gardens are overflowing with your plants. Next year, I'll post pictures and show you what you sent me.

Happy gardening!

NancyAnn