North Texas RoundUp - Trade page 4

Anyone want some of it.
Queen of the Night, Dutchman's Pipe Cactus, Night blooming Cereus
Epiphyllum oxypetalum

Edited for correct name.

This message was edited Oct 16, 2007 5:48 PM

Rock rose, Pavonia lasiopetala is putting on seeds.
Want some

This message was edited Oct 16, 2007 5:54 PM

That would be great Stacey, I am in no hurry, and basically have more plants than I need, but you know how it is with us plant lovers.

lots of kalanchoes this is one of them.

The second picture is Rock rose, Pavonia lasiopetala, a great plant.

Thanks Frostweed.
Plenty to cut off this one. Variegated Cuban Oregano


This message was edited Oct 16, 2007 5:53 PM

Ted the first one you showed could have been from me. It is a Night Blooming Cereus. I would love to have a start of it from you. We sat the pots out too early last year and the last freeze got mine.
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/2443/

Sheila you are covered

PBtxlady, do you need a red mini? I have extras potted and pretty and full, ready for the giving. Also a big thanks for all the rose cuttings from you.

If you do find a mini yellow, I'll gladly pay you for it. I actually drove to Huntsville (almost an hour) today to HD to get a yellow mini. They didn't have one....boo.

Sweezel, thanks so much for the rose cuttings and the canna. I will put you down for the red spider lilies.

Loonie, I'll keep my fingers crossed for the volunteer to make it towards this way.

Melva I'll bring my supplies for rose cutting 101.

Mitch, did you see my request for a butterfly baby plant? If you have another, put my name on it please.

Anyone else need a mini-rose? I have red noid, orange noid, pink noid and "green ice" (white fades to green). I have them all potted up separately and have a couple of each that I could share.
Charlene

Charlene, are you asking Mitch for a Butterfly Ginger? If so, I have those and can put one back for you.

This message was edited Oct 16, 2007 8:06 PM

charlene....I'd like to try an orange mini rose.

Not Ginger - Bush... And yes I have you down for one...

Shelia I would like a butterfly ginger!

Sheila, since Mitch has the other butterfly bush covered, I'd like to try a butterfly ginger also if you have extra.
Blue_eyes, I'll put you down for an orange mini. The orange ones are a beautiful richly colored orange.
Mitch, thank you.

Charlene

never a problem - they root soooo easy!

Yes, Charlene, I do need a new red mini. Lost it during my watering mishap in August. If you have one, that would be wonderful!

Also, do you have me down for red spider lilies already? If not, I could use a couple.

I will try to get to my HD tomorrow and see if they have yellow ones. If they don't, I can get quite a few cuttings from mine. I also still hope to stop by Monday's and see if he has a Tropicana. If he does, do you want me to pick it up for you? Most of his roses are 5-gallons and cost about $20-25.

Oh, Charlene, you know, I'll bet my dad (the Tropicana lover) would really enjoy one of those orange minis. Do you have another one?

Pbtxlady, gotcha down for the spider lilies and an orange and red mini. Thanks for the offer on the Tropicana, but I am too cheap to pay that much at the moment. I know they are worth it, but I'll hold out a little longer LOL. I'll try the cuttings for now. Thanks for the offer to hunt it down. I appreciate it.

I bet your dad will love the orange mini. I will be pleased knowing that he will enjoy it.
Charlene

Charlene could I have an orange or green mini.

Ted, I'll put you down for a green mini.
Charlene

Thanks Ted.
Mitch & Charlene, I will put you both on the list for the Butterfly Ginger.
Charlene, can you save me a Red Spider Lily please.

Sheila, I will bring you some red spider lilies.
Charlene

Thanks!

Hey everyone.....we only have a week and a half before the day is here!!!!!

Ted, Could I please get a start of the Dutchman's Pipe Cactus?

Thanks,
Staci

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to let everyone know that Im going to do my best to get the roses to the show but have recently pulled my back and a muscle in my rear end..specifically the muscle that attaches the ball of my hip to my tail bone. Needless to say the doctor has said no gardening or shoveling for two weeks.

I went and saw Melva last weekend so I will try to propogate cuttings of the two roses that can be propogated. Unfortunately the Lady banksia can not be propogated and must be dug up.

If anyone wants to come and dig they are still available. A bonus if someone wanted to do that are three more smaller bushes with miniature blooms.

I am so sorry that I can't deliver what I promised....

Debbie

not to worry deb. i just hope you make it to the swap. get well soon.

Yes, please come to the swap with plants or not, we want to meet you.
Josephine.

Debbie..
When did you do that? I am so sorry, bad backs are the worst!
Lady Banksia is not impossible to root, just difficult..maybe someone would want to try some cuttings? I have a very small Lady Banks that rooted in the spring of 2007, if someone on your list, wants it.

Hey Debbie I am going and I don't have alot to bring with being new in Texas, but it is a great way to meet everyone that is here and learn more about Texas and Texas gardening ....well for me it will be but do come anyway

I agree it is a great way to meet new people and I am going to try to be there. Driving aggravates the hip so it just depends on how well I am doing at the time.

Melva, not to worry I didn't do it at your house. I've actually been fighting this for about three months. It started when I was mowing and stumbled over the guide wire for my clothes line. Then (and this is the stupid part) I played bowling on Wii and I had about 2 glasses of wine, once again I stumbled and that was that. The muscle involved puts pressure on my sciatic nerve and that is really the most painful part. Each day is a little better, but it sure does stink with the weather getting nice and not being able to do a dang thing. I have three flats of plants that I need to get into my front flower bed but my mom (who I was bowling against) is going to come next week and get them in the ground for me. I think she feels a little guilty...hee hee, especially since she poured the wine.

I'll keep y'all posted on the rose propogation.

Deb

Debnes,

do you still have seeds for the bi-color buddllia (sp? not so great on pain pills) Looks like I will have to look toward next spring now. They are gorgeous and will go with my color scheme on blues lavenders and white.

Deb

Going to have to trim it up. Cuttings???
Sweezel got you covered

This message was edited Oct 17, 2007 3:04 PM

Ted, what is in those Ice Cream buckets on the bottom shelf? lol
:~)

Ten flavors of ICE CREAM

Sure do Deb~
I will bring them along.. I will also take a cutting tomorrow and stick it in some dirt for ya!..


debnes

LOL ted...

debnes,

thank you very much, I should be able to handle a small hole to dig.

Went to the doctor today and bugged him again about when I could start gardening again...he said that he would love for me to come out and garden at his house under a doctors supervision of course...he is a VERY FUNNY man.

deb

o.k. here is another plant i have.............if they take off................and if they do make it o.k. who would like a s.greggii navajo red? i prob. have 3-4 to trade. and 1 pink/rasp. greggii?

i have done so little to get ready for the trade weekend. who IS ready?

Not me! Lol....hopefully I will get things ready this weekend. Been too busy with school. I would love a navajo red salvia.

that's one down.

I would love to have both of those Salvias, please....mamajack....
I am almost ready, I have a couple of things I need to dig..most things have been potted and all I have to do, is load them in the car....