CLOSED: Have - One Night Blooming Jessamine/Jasmine - Fully Rooted

tucker303 Denver, CO Mar 09, 2006

I ended up having one left. About 11" tall from the soil line. Is from a cutting I rooted from my plant. I am looking for an immediate trade (to go out Monday). I need to make room! Like:

Banana - Zone 5 hardy - musa bajoo???

Bayberry

Berries - raspberries esp!

Boston Ivy

Bouganvilliea - rooted only - It is supposed to be easy to root and somehow I screwed up!

Coral Embers Willow (Salix Alba "Britzensis")

Clivia (except Victorian Peach and one that is orange-red flowers...you can see I am no expert!)

Daphne (fragrant)- Carol Mackie...and others

Dogwood - Yellow Twig

Ferns - zone 5 hardy and able to take heat and a tad less moisture - already have Ostrich...would like Cinnamon Fern and others

FRAGRANCE! - I like anything with fragrance other than what I have. If they do not grow in my zone, I can bring 'em in. I already have jasmines and sweet olive, brugs etc.

French Tarragon

Glads - Heirloom

Harry Lauders Walking Stick - rooted

Ixora Odorata

Kiwi (zone 5 male and female)

Lilac Vine - rooted only...I had no luck trying to root

Mint for tea - would like pinneapple, apple, double mint, peppermint.

Nutmeg

Passiflora - Incense and Violacea

Peppercorn

Peruvian Lily Daffodil

Plants Handed Down with a Story - I would like something that is old and has a story along with it...perhaps was handed down. After buying my older home and having 1 tree and alot of weeds, I started planting. I realized this summer that something was missing...which were plants that others cherish and got from others awhile back. My goal is to build sectional markers with the name of the person I got it from, who they got it from and any memories they have. I laugh to myself in thinking this will be some sort of outdoor museum to the memory of others and not just a garden! I think I am too sentimental sometimes.

Soloman's Seal

Sarcococca - Confusa and Humilis

Sea Berry (male and female)

Soapwort - (Saponaria officinalis) the kind that gets a lather goin'

Sugar Cane (possible?)

Summersweet

Sweet Almond

Sweet Cicely

TROPICAL - any frequent flowering tropicals I do not know about...would require being indoors in winter. HAVE Brunsfelsia Americana. Got lots of citrus, hibiscus and jasmine already.

Tuberose

Viburnum - Korean Spice and Tea Viburnum

Winterberry

Wintergreen

Winter Honeysuckle

Wintersweet

Witch Hazel (fragrant)

Also a fan of COPPER yard art, or original art work (with bird or garden-type theme), wind chimes, seed cleaning (chaff) supplies, plastic pots for rooting (4.5" and up..in good shape).