CLOSED: Have campanula punctata

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/53595/

I have several large clumps (4" diameter).
[I also have several other perennials in case you want ot set up a larger trade.]

Would love:
butterfly weed (asclepias curassavica),
tall red zinnias,
coreopsis 'autumn blush',
aconitum
heuchera (not palace purple)
pulmonaria
brunnera

I am about to throw these out.
No offers? Try me.
ROX

Hi Rox,
Don't throw them out!.......I would love them!!
Sending you a dmail with list of what I have...maybe you will see something you like.
Jane

No, don't throw them out!!! I'd love to trade. Please check out my list.

I'm thinkin' ...I'm thinkin'... still have more? :)

Dear Canna and Kooger-
I don't have any more right now, but I will this Fall.
Please remind me!
ROX

I'll try remember, thanks!
Laura

I just "weeded" out Campanula Punctata "Elizabeth" and threw about 20 babies in the compost heap.
Campanula Punctata is known to be VERY invasive.

your zone?

I'm in Maine, Zone 5
I LOVE them, don't get me wrong and wouldn't be without them but they just LOVE to own the flower bed *lol*. I give away as many as I can and move the others but I literally reached the point with them that I had to say..... off to the compost heap for ya *lol*

So they'd be abt the same for me, most likely. We're probably drier than you. I have no problems with valerian or lythrum being invasive here - too dry.

Someone suggested potting them in the ground in a 5 gallon pot and keeping the pot rim just above the surface of the soil. I may dig mine up and do that next year.

Kim

Somebody's always thinking! :)

Thanks Rox! I'd love to get this plant from you later.

Would you like me to send some now for postage?
ROX

I have a family problem to deal with right now so will have to pass. Thanks, tho. :)

Take care!

TY! :)