Texas Statewide Roundup April 28, 2007-TRADES

Dawn if you're SURE you want it, I have lots of Clerdendron bungeii growing out in the compost pile corner. I'd be happy to dig some out for you. :-)

Oh Marylyn, I really do. Thank you! Is there anything on my list you're interested in?

I would love to try the oxblood lily, Dawn. Thank you! :-)

Marylyn, I'd love to have some clerodendron bungei if you have more to spare.
Thanks, Patricia

Josephine I bought some garden phlox today and it does not look like that picture. The plant in that picture has a red stem and what I bought today has green stems. It looks like the last picture. I thought one of them might be some kind of salvia.

Dave, I would enjoy a Pride of Barbados and a Blue Anise Sage. My P of B just didn't make it through the last windy freeze I had.

Kip

Ok, Patricia, I'll put you down. :-)

Dawn if you have extras i would love a Oxblood Lily too. Also did I hear you have some 4'Oclocks seedlings?

blue-eyes, could I have some mixed zinnia, orange cosmos and a yellow morning glory? Check my list above to see what you'd like, please.

That would be great dawn. I would love those and thank you I look forward to meeting you also.

I am starting some star jasmine, I hope it does good.

Gotcha down Linda....got some 'envy' and 'purple queen' zinnia seedlings that I just potted up....would you like some of those too?

I'd be interested in:

Golden Groundsel (Packera obovatus)
White Mistflower (Eupatorium havanense)
Damianita (Chrysactina mexicana)
Scarlet Penstemon (Penstemon triflorus)
Fox-Glove (Penstemon cobaea)
Blue Passionflower (Passiflora caerulea)
Lace Cactus

:) Kim

Linda, if possible, I would love to have
Cedar Sage (Salvia Roemeriana)
White Mistflower (Eupatorium havanense)
Rock Rose (Pavonia lasiopetala)
Scarlet Penstemon (Penstemon triflorus)
Thanks, Patricia

Kip, I've got you down!

No problem on the snail vine, dave. Could I have the other two though pretty please? lol... Thanks!

Kim

Kim, I've got you down! Also, I noticed you're looking for cacti. Would you like some agaves?

dave

Thanks so much dave! I've got a blue agave coming from Kip I think....which ones do you have?

:) Kim

Sylvia, got you down for four-o-clocks and oxblood lilies.

Kim,

I have the smooth (untoothed) A. americana that are green... I'm bringing them regardless, so how's about you check them out at the roundup and decide then? :)

dave

Dave I will take a couple of your Agave. Tell Trish I still have her Hostas. :)

Thanks Sylvia; I'll tell Trish and I've got you down for agaves!

Kim, sure I could take those also. Kim and Pat, I have your stuff on my list. Pat, I think I'll make more room for mints. Could I have an apple mint?

Adding:
blue plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/414/index.html
Philippine violet (Barleria cristata) http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/139513/
white rain lilies (Zephyranthes candida) http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2536/index.html
Crinodonna corsii ‘Fred Howard’ AKA Amarcrinum http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/64366/index.html
Plumeria rubra 'Slaughter Pink' cuttings http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/101596/index.html
Brugmansia (color unknown) cuttings http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2077/index.html

Please refer to my complete list: http://davesgarden.com/forums/p.php?pid=3173387





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cj.....I would love a blue plumbago....I don't think mine is coming back.

Thanks, Kim

Ditto what Kim said. CJ - could I have a plumbago, too?

dave

Gotcha both. I added plumeria and brugmansia after your posts...

Ooohhh....I'd like to try the plumeria too please cj!

:) Kim

Does anyone have some butterfly vine that is rooted? Looking in the plantfiles I find 2 vines that seem to be this vine. It can be invasive, I know, but for me that's no problem. The vine is evergreen, has clusters of bright tiny yellow flowers followed by chartreuse seed pods roughly resembling a butterfly and these pods turn brown when ripe. The vine, wherever it touches the ground, roots. I had to leave mine down in Victoria when we moved here a couple of years ago. Still have nothing to trade but would appreciate your cast-offs. Thanks.

Ann

I've added several varieties of coleus and salvia, a couple of kinds of aloe, and Mexican mint marigolds. http://davesgarden.com/trading/view/list.php?list=have&member=patrob

Patrob....I'd be interested in starts of both your aloes.

:) Kim

You've got them, Kim!

Wow! I am really jealous of all the posting going on and I haven't put up my list yet.
I promise I will get it done soon.
Josephine.

Kim, Could I please have some orange cosmos seedlings if you have any left? BTW, I have seeds for Cassia alata if you would like some. (I think you asked for C alata) I guess I should list all of my seeds.... I have you down for the plumeria cutting.

AuntAnne - Do you have a butterfly pea vine left? I would love one if you do. Looking forward to meeting you!

I sure hope I haven't missed anybody!

Thanks cj.....gotcha down for the cosmos. I have cassia alata seeds that I got in trade this spring but they didn't sprout. Perhaps I didn't do it right?

Thanks! Kim

CJ can I please try the Firecracker Plant again? I am in a different location now, maybe it will do better?
Thanks
Sylvia

Gee, Kim. I didn't know you could do it wrong! :-) I'll see if I can get some started...

Sylvia - Already got you down for the firecracker plant. But you can sure have more than one!! Mine get pretty much full sun. We had to whack them back this year because they got freeze damage. But there were all those little plants around them....

CJ I will take as many as you want give me. I live in a duplex now and my neighbor is an invalid, so i try to offset as much as possible ... except for my Hostas ... of course! lol

Cj, I have been wanting to try a crinodonna for a long time, if you still have one. Thanks. What can I bring for you? I keep forgetting to list my roses that I can take cuttings from: Buff Beauty, Joan of Arc, Zepherine, Cecile Brunner Climber and shrub, Mdm Alfred Derriere, Red Cascade, Marie Pavie, Don Juan, New Dawn, Erfurt and one unknown red climber. I have so far about 10 pots of Mother of thyme. Oh I have a bicolor iris that I hope to dig up and move, so if anybody wants a start of that, let me know.

Gotcha, Silverfluter. I promised DH no more roses...You have some beauties there! I kill thyme. Which variety of iris do you have? Louisiana do well here, but the bearded iris sulk and eventually die.

I have Eolean La iris, and something Strawn. I think it's Kirk. One un-named and one other I can't remember. One of them is about ready to bloom. I'm so excited! Oh also Almeria. Some of these are in the pond and have really multiplied. I need to take some out of those pots. The ones planted in dirt haven't multiplied as much, so I think I'll put all of them in dirt.lol I can't keep up with these pond plants.:)

Oops. I meant the bicolor iris that you were going to dig up and move. My La iris are beginning to bloom, but I think they're all purple. I sure love them. And the fragrance.....!!!!! I just have to figure a way to hide them when they go down. Is it OK to cut off the foliage after a certain length of time?