Have:
Blue Fescue - (1.5 - one is very small!)
Catmint - Walkers Low - divisions
Eunonymus (2 - that tall growing evergreen kind that has a vine look to it)
Grass - Karl Foerester (3 division clumps)
Loquat (1)
Night Blooming Jessamine/Jasmine (1 - is a rooted cutting, about 12" tall now)
Roses
>> Golden Showers - climber (1)
>> Grand Prize (1)
>> Lavender (1) This one is a pale lavender and very fragrant - from J&P - the name label must be in the dirt somewhere!
>> Pillow Fight (1)
>> Un-named - these were part of the Jackson and Perkins test last year....I never sent in my data (1) - GONE
Russian Sage - (4)
Yarrow - Coronation Gold (3 divisions)
Yarrow - Paprika - roots with some leaf starting - may have a purplish one mixed in.
Oops, have Silver Lace Vine cuttings - will accept trade or postage for that but need the postage asap as I will be cutting it soon.
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Garden Gate Magazines (issue #/main feature article stated)- If you are looking for an article in particular, let me know and I'll scan the front covers.
>> #4 Low-maintenance low-growing shrubs
>> #6 Plan your garden to provide appeal all winter long
>> #7 Hellebores
>> #12 A Living Wreath
>> #13 Woodland Flowers
>> #15 Rock Gardens
>> #17 Fall Bulbs
>> #21 Growing Biennials A new look at old-fashioned charm
>> #22 Narrow Gardens
>> #24 The Heaths of Winter
>> #25 Starting Seeds Indoors
>> #26 Sunflowers
>> #30 African Violets
>> #35 Invite Birds to Your Garden
>> #36 Welcome Spring with Pulmonarias
>> #41 Tulips
>> #42 Pansies Cool Season Color
>> #44 Spring Surprises! 6 Flowers that Welcome the Season
>> #45 14 Gorgeous Globe-Shaped Flowers
>> #48 Red! Cool Effects with a Hot Color
>> #55 Calla Lilies - You CAN Grow Them!
>> #59 Flower Shapes
>> #61 New Plants for 2005
>> #65 Dozens of Fall Ideas
>> #66 3 Season Color
Looking fer:
Open to other ideas too - big thing for me is fragrance, or Z5 or plants handed down!
Banana - Zone 5 hardy - musa basjoo???
Bayberry
Boston Ivy
Candy Corn Vine
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
Daylily - Fragrant repeat bloomers
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
Fuschia - Z5 Hardy
Glads - Heirloom
Harry Lauders Walking Stick - rooted
Heliotrope - Garden (valeriana officinalis)
Heliotrope - White (H. arborescens)
Hellebores
Hibiscus - Sunset (Abelmoschus manihot)
Hollyhocks - Miniature only - Little Princess
Hummingbird Trumpet - Not the vine but the plant
Hyssop - Root Beer
Ixora Odorata
Kiwi (zone 5 male and female)
Lambs Ear (not the regular kind, already have that - want Moniere Hummelo or something simliar)
Lilac Vine - rooted only...I had no luck trying to root
Magnolia Vine
Musk Rose
Nutmeg
Orange Indian Paint Brush
Passiflora - Incense and Violacea, an edible type
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.
Salvia - Brenthurst (S Coccinea), Gentian Sage (S. patens)
Scarlet Fire Thorn
Schizopetalon - Milky WayScented Geranium - Strawberry (the really fragrant kind) rooted
Soloman's Seal
Sarcococca - Confusa and Humilis
Sea Berry (male and female)
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.
Viburnum - Korean Spice and Tea Viburnum
Winterberry
Wintergreen
Winter Honeysuckle
Wintersweet
Witch Hazel (fragrant)
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CLOSED: Have a buncha stuff
I'd love to have these two plants.
>> Un-named - these were part of the Jackson and Perkins test last year....I never sent in my data (1)
>> Golden Showers - climber (1)
I'm sending you a Dmail. Thanks, julie
sending you d-mail on the silver lace vine
kelly
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I am interested in Grand Prize, Blue Fescue, and Karl Foster. I have to trade ferns hardy to zone 5.
Cathy
I am interested in your russian sage. Sending you a dmail.
ness;-)
Hi,
I'm interested in your Yarrow-paprika, sending you d-mail.
Susan
Tucker,
Do you want Sugar cane as in the kind to make sugar with? If so I have a whole field full of it behind my house. I could send you some for Lavender (1) This one is a pale lavender and very fragrant - from J&P - the name label must be in the dirt somewhere!
Tucker,
Did you get my dmail yesterday?
Chantell
i have some variegated bamboo and would love to have your loquat. and if you don't want the bamboo i have a variegated dwarf ornamental banana.(gets to be about 4 ft. tall). the story on this banana is this. if froze to the ground but is returning. i see several pups coming up. the variegation is not completely there now. i see some difference in color but nothing like it was when i planted it. so i don't know if it will return the same color or not. last year it was a very dark chocolately purple and green. also i have never dug a banana pup so there is that to consider. hahahaha lmk. thanks. barb and i think i got my snail vines and corkscrew vines from you. they are doing great. thanks again.