Dryad-if you still have, I'd like:
Baby's Breath Gypsophila paniculata 2007 Livingston seed
Nasturtium 'Peach Melba Superior" Tropaeolum majus 2007 Livingston seed
Blue Sage Salvia azurea 2007 Livingston seed
Thanks, Stacey
CLOSED: Second Chance Wishlist Swap
Fairy1004
You got 'em!
Robin
COPIED FROM ABOVE SINCE IT WOULDN'T LET ME EDIT TO KEEP TRACK
I went through my seeds last night & these are the things that I have in full trade amounts (20-25 seeds):
(after X is howmany trades avail, A-annual, P-perennial)
A-Cardinal Climber X2
P-Samaurai Toad Lily X6 1-pamsue/1-Rachel/
----------GONE-P-Purple Dome Aster X1 SUZY
P-Stella D' Oro Daylily X2
P-White Sightseeing Veronica X4 1-pamsue/1-KD/seandor
---------GONE-P-Violet Sightseeing Veronica X2 1-pamsue/seandor I'll check I may have 1 more...
A-Bicolor snapdragon-each flower is pink & yellow X2 frausnow/
---------GONE-P-Scabiosa Blanca X1 FRAUSNOW
A-tall purple var. of aster (not sure which it is) X1
A-tall var. of pink aster X3 1-pamsue/
----------GONE-P-Candy Lily X1GONE-pamsue
P-yellow coreopsis X1
Spanish Flag-Wind/bluespiral
Gentiana asclepiadea (Willow Gentian) (1/2 trade from my list)-bluespiral
Salvia staminea (1/2 trade from my list)-bluespiral
Anything on my have list that isn't a full trade (left from a trade) is up for grabs-it is all listed as avail.
I have a few wants now:
Columbine Winky Blue & White
Bonfire Euphorbia
Orange MG
Miscanthus 'Huron Sunrise'
Heuchera-Amethyst Myst, Miracle, a silver var., lime var. red var.
Yellow Lupin
White Salvia hardy to zone 5
Rudbeckia 'Prairie Sun'
Bear's Breeches
Karl Forrester Grass
Fluffy Shasta Daisy
Painted Daisy
Pink Flowering Almond Bush
ANY AZALEA OR RHOD. OR HYDRANGEA SERRATA (LACECAP)
ANY daylily that is either purple & white or Chartreuse & purple
Pink Stokesia
Anything really except obedient plant, and turtelhead and things I already have. Looking for white things and things w/ interesting shape & texture. I also LOVE bright contrasting colors...
Dryad-THANKS AGAIN FOR THE FOLLOWING:
Baby's Breath Gypsophila paniculata 2007 Livingston seed
Nasturtium 'Peach Melba Superior" Tropaeolum majus 2007 Livingston seed
Blue Sage Salvia azurea 2007 Livingston seed
Agastache 'Golden Jubilee'-Thanks to Seandor
WIND-thanks!!-white stokesia
Frausnow-thanks for the love in a mist
Rachel-stokesia-thanks!
Suzy-thanks for stting these aside for me:
Rudbeckia 'rustic colors', Salvia Victoria (white or violet?), White Malva, Creme De Cassis Hollyhock, Nora & Black barlow Columbine & Alma Potsche Aster
Maozamon-I would LOVE some Lemon Lime seeds!! Thanks for the Dinathus 'flashing lights"
KD-Thanks for the carnation!!
Grampapa-pink woods aster & Dr Ruppel-AWESOME thanks
Starlight-coleus
bluespiral-THANKS!!
Sisyringium striatum
Panicum virgatum 'Rotstrahlbusch'
Clematis tangutica
LeBug'Arctic Fire' & 'Cupid's Dart'-Blue-AWESOME!!
Pamsue-Dinathus-'Spooky'-XOXOXOXOXO
Ana-Tagetes Mr Majestic-Can't wait to plant 'em
Thanks, Stacey
This message was edited Jan 5, 2008 1:17 PM
Dryad ... yes, i have plenty of scarlet left. i'll set one aside for you.
I'll take some:
Baby's Breath Gypsophila paniculata
New England Aster Symphyotrichum novae-angliae
Basil Ocimum basilicum
Blue Sage Salvia azurea
**Ugg... i see Stacey was posting at the same time... looks like we asked for a few of the same....
if you are out of Babys Breathe, that's OK. I'd REALLY like the sage, since i see it is vanishing from my area.
This message was edited Jan 5, 2008 8:38 AM
Tcs1366,
No problem, I should have enough of them for both of you!
Robin
Ana
I would love this off your list
(A) Salvia Lady in Red (1) -- WONDERFUL. Larger than the bedding annuals, this has more delicate, airier spikes of red flowers. Hummer magnet
Terese
Updated 1/05/08 2:25 pm
May I ask everyone who wants something on my list to d-mail me? I can't keep up with the posts. Will back later this evening and mark packets on a first-come-first-served basis.
Hope someone finds something they like - here's part of my list -
T = trade (information given is limited to what came with the packet)
G = my garden
Alcea (Hollyhock) pink T
Adenanthera pavonina (Curly Pods; Red Sandalwood) z10b-11 http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/51496/ T
Aquilegia (Columbine) mixed varieties which may include magenta, lavender, yellow & Black Barlow T
Calendula (Pot Marigold) T
Celosia argentea var spicata 'Pink Flamingo Feather' - self-sows T
Centaurea cyanus (Cornflower) blues, pinks; 24-30"; annual; full sun T
Chasmanthium latifolium (Indian Woodoats) perennial grass 2-3'. I have seen this growing with yellow daisies of a rudbeckia and thought it very beautiful and can imagine the blur of wings in winterpod over its seed pods. But, it self-sows too much for me. T
Chelidonium majus var Asiaticum - not sure how similar/different this Asian variety is to the local Greater Celandine http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/496/ . Makes a pretty yellow woodland poppy, and has medicinal uses, but keep in mind that this self-sows easily. However - I don't see it growing where deer can get to it. T
Clematis tangutica 'Radar Love' http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/72987/ (2 trades) T
Cleome hasslerana (Spider Flower) - sun/part shade; 3-4'; white & pink mix; drought tolerant; self-sows; clock plant - opens end of day - hummers and butterflies and moths - nice in a drift around and up to the trunk of a standardized Rose of Sharon bush in white/pink/rose G
Commelina tuberosa http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/122422/ T
Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb' - This one is not tolerant of less than full sun, nor does it appreciate a high clay content in its fundament. T
Datura inoxia T
Datura - white (2 trades) T
Datura - white w/purple T
Datura - purple T
Digitalis purpurea (Foxglove) - When our garden was dependent on zilch water from a well, this was one of the few things I could grow under a monster pawlounia in dark, dry, rooty shade. Some very nice strangers came by one day and asked if they could have the pawlounia and in years of more sun after that these foxgloves have hopped about reaching about 6' in June with bells from cream through shades of pink to dark rose-purple. They are allowed to occupy random spots just inside paths, but not the beds themselves - original volunteer seedlings handed to me by neighbor Hazel Jestice back in the '70s. (2 trades) G
Digitalis purpurea T
Gaillardia 'Sundance' - bicolor T
Gypsophila 'Convent White' (Baby's Breath) You know what's a good substitute for this sun lover in shade? Kalimeris (Mongolian Aster) which blooms from late summer to frost for me as opposed to going toes up by August as the gypsophila used to do when we had more sun. T
Hemerocallis (Daylily) The pod parent (a seedling) of this one might not be considered very remarkable. The flowers are medium-small, coral-orange, with petals recurving like the Turks Cap lily. The plant itself is low. But! This daylily grows in shade where others will not and spreads and produces tons of branches and flowers. Pollen parents were Victorian Star and Dinner Plate. (1 trade left) G
Hibiscus syriacus (Rose of Sharon) T
Hosta - green & blue mix T
Hyssopus officinalis T
Impatiens wallerana - 12 - 18"; mostly white with a few showing wide variety of other colors; self-sows; flowering starts late, but that gives the black-leaved heuchera it eventually trounces a head start. (2 trades) G
Iris pseudocorus (Yellow Water Iris) If you have a water garden in the shade, this is the aquatic for you. It'll grow in ordinary garden dirt, too. Bloomed generously for us while we put up with it, but eventually we fed this one to the compost pile. Still, if you are a flower hound faced with conditions negative to flowering, this would be a good one. T
Iris sibirica T
Leucojum aestivum (Summer Snowflake) Imagine a giant, 1 1/2 ' snowdrop in May, with white, bell-like flowers with a green spot on each petal, nodding in clusters from stem tips. Dies back in summer. Likes continually moist conditions. A few pods were collected from a plant near a river under trees along a path.
Liatris (Blazing Stars) - my guess is that this is probably the purple one. There were a few Augusts along a utility break where the meadow blazed with purple and gold drifts from this flower and golden rod. Don't know why the liatris disappeared - bad timing with mowing? (2 trades) T
Lunaria annua (Honesty; Dollar Plant) - purple, 3', April, sun/part shade, biennial, Fragrant. Nothing bothers this plant. Like the foxgloves, it hops about by itself, and is allowed to come up through variegated vinca along a yew hedge on the edge of the path. (Do not plant yew if there are any deer in your vicinity. There were no deer here when we planted the yew, but now I wish we had planted a double, staggered row of some other type of fastigiate (narrow & upright - what you need for a narrow, 3' x 50' strip where an evergreen background/privacy screen would be wanted), deer-resistant evergreen like Ilex 'Sky Pencil' or Buxus 'Graham Blandy'.) G
Mirabilis jalapa (4 O'Clock) yellow T
Molucella laevis (Bells of Ireland) - dried arrangements; naturalizes in meadows T
through ecstatic attentions of kitties. Collected along railroad tracks.
Nicandra (Shoofly Plant) blue T
Nigella damascena T
Papaver sp. (various types) all red T
Physostegia virginiana 'Pink Bouquet' (Obedient Plant) T
Platycodon grandiflorus (Balloon Flower) gets to 6' in my garden - If I cut it back before it flowers in late May, it will only rise to 2 or 3' and not flop so much. This also delays the flowering, which I appreciate - so many summer flowers are done by August. T
Stachystarpheta jamaicensis (Porterweed) purple T
Thalia dealbata - an elegant aquatic plant for a large water garden (2 large seeds) T
Unknown shrub with white berries - I couldn't get an ID from Theresa on this one from her Unusual Seed Swap #2. Perhaps it's Callicarpa dichotoma http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/69461/ ? T
Verbena bonariensis - This is a "scrim" (see-through) plant. Flowers in part shade, but is also a flopper. So, choose your flopp-ees, or grow it in full sun. (2 trades) T
PROMISES TO:
ANA3
Datura 'Belle Blanche' T
Datura 'Le Fleur' T
FAIRY1004
Clematis tangutica (Russian Virgin Bower) T
Panicum virgatum 'Rotstrahlbusch' http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/51721/ T
Sisyringium striatum T
Ipomoea purpurea 'Purple Feathers'
Oriental lily
FRAUSNOW
Honey Locust - T For a few years, we escaped local vandals by gardening on a friend's property where locusts blooming in May pervaded the entire area with an unforgettable perfume. Well, now the vandals have reformed, and the hogs that used to enjoy their run under the locusts, along with mulberry and oak, are things of the past. T
Spirea japonica - to 6', pink, spreading mound. Deer resistant. Collected from bush growing at edge of trail through a loblolly pine wood.
GRAMPAPA
Antirrhinum (Snapdragon) 2', mix T
Pennisetum macrourum T
ILLOQUIN
Elschscholtzia californica (California Poppy) red T
A surprise lol
KD2000
Buddleia davidii var nanhoensis 'Nanho Alba' - Mine has gotten up to 5' tall, but its lower leaves are pruned back to a 3 1/2' trunk before being allowed to bush out at the top - nice to do in a small garden with flowers swirling up to the base beneath the top "lollipop". G
Kiss-Me-Over-the-Garden-Gate T
PAMSUE
Aquilegia vulgaris var Stellata (Columbine) black-maroon, double, 3' G - some springs when the rodents are not so busy, black tulips have bloomed nearby and the color echo has been fun under an erstwhile small purple-leaved plum (Prunus cistena spelling?) with sheets of blue Siberian forgetmenots (Anchusa myosotidiflora - cannot find current name - biennial in dry shade & invasive) G
Nepeta cataria (THE catnip) - sun/part shade; usually 1 1/2' - 3', but once bushed out to 5' x 5' when it volunteered in a brush pile where cats could not get to it. I really regret not bringing home an abandoned bird cage once, because that would have been much more decorative for getting the catnip
Clematis ternifolia (Autumn Clematis) This is a huge monster that peskily self-sows, and if I could only have one clematis, this would be it. I love the perfumed clouds of tiny flowers in late summer making waterfalls over the hedge - not for everyone, I know. Be sure to cut it to the ground right after frost to give any supporting plant a breathing spell over winter before allowing this vine to rampage again in the spring. Actually, this vine can be hacked back to the ground as late as mid-summer solstice and still produce those flowers later on. T
Hemerocallis (Daylily) The pod parent (a seedling) of this one might not be considered very remarkable. The flowers are medium-small, coral-orange, with petals recurving like the Turks Cap lily. The plant itself is low. But! This daylily grows in shade where others will not and spreads and produces tons of branches and flowers. Pollen parents were Victorian Star and Dinner Plate. G
Viola - yellow, 6-8" T
RACHIERABBIT
Impatiens wallerana - 12 - 18"; mostly white with a few showing wide variety of other colors; self-sows; flowering starts late, but that gives the black-leaved heuchera it eventually trounces a head start. G
Ornamental Pumpkin 'Little be Jack' T
SEANDOR
Aquilegia vulgaris 'Tower Dark Blue' 18-24" T
Clematis 'Henryi'
Clematis 'Nelly Moser'
Cosmos sulphureus (Klondike Cosmos) - sun/part shade; 2-3'; drought tolerant; double orange - This was a surprise to me last summer, because those pink/white/rose Cosmos bipinnatus types will not flower for me in partial shade, but this one did in a tad more shade - who would have thought? Loved the orange last summer near the gold cicada leaves of Ipomoea nil 'Keiryu' and moody black-toned red dissected leaves of Acer 'Crimson Queen'. Sedum 'Madronna' chimed in with sulky maroon stems and faun-pink seedpods later in the season. Suzy is so right about orange. These annual flowers flower fine from being wintersown. G
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Summer Dreams' - really wanted to grow this one, but was not to be. T
Nicotiana 'Lipstick Colors' T
Verbena hastata (Blue Vervain) T
Veronica 'Red Fox' - 12-18"; perennial; sun/partial shade; late June T
Veronica 'Sunny Border Blue' - known for its especially long blooming period T
TCS1377
Cosmos sulphureus (Klondike Cosmos) - red T
wish list -
Salvia coccinea - white
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Wow! A flurry of activity, I see!!! Guess my pimpin' is working! :)) (The more names I get on those packs coming in, the less actual work I'll have to do!!!)
I sent a note to Blue about the Red Cosmos and the Red California Poppy, so don't get your hopes up. LOL!
Suzy
tcs1366 - Gotcha down for the white 4 o'clocks.
Starlight1153 - I'll be posting a list of vegetable seeds shortly.
JoAnn
Blue Spiral... I have some Holly hock Peaches and Dream you cna have . Will sen dya dmail so ya know.
Illoquin,
From my own garden, I will be sending 100 seeds packs of the following:
25 of Brazilian Bachelor Buttons - Centratherum intermedium. Annual. Sow 1/16" in full sun. Hardy to zone 8-11, but grows here in zone 7. Has a purplish blue flower and smells like cigar tobacco to me. Grows 18-24" and space 18-24" apart.
25 of Gomphrena haageana 'Strawberry Fields' Annual. Sow 1/8" in full sun. Grows to 12-18", Zones?, but grows in zone 7. Space 9-12". Strawberry shaped flower great for dried floral arrangements. Best planted in clumps for best show otherwise they appear straggley.
25 of Yellow 4 o'Clocks - Mirabilis Jalapa Annual. Zones 7 -11. Surface sow by just pushing the seeds into the ground and keep soil moist but not soaking wet. Suppose to be planted in sun, but mine grew in mostly shaded area at the corner of my garage. Seeds are a breeze to collect from their little cups. This is a very prolific reseeder so only plant where you want it.
25 of Blanket Flower - Gaillardia 'Fanfare' Perennial. This is a cross with Grandiflora so seeds may not come true to original plant. Once the plants start to bloom, you can weed out any that you don't like. Zones 3-10. Surface sow in full sun after last frost or wintersow. Supposedly grows 18-24", but mine only grew to about 14".
JoAnn
starlight, thanks for looking out for the snaps for me :0)
Hi all - I think I have caught up with the threads, I have sent everyone dmails. I will update my list tonight with what I have tagged for everyone and please let me know if I missed you. Thanks so much for the spirea le bug! KD
A few new additions as well:
Aster - pink - no other identification thus I assume annual
Targettes - Marigolds - Short Goldies
Tomato - Heirloom Yellow Cherry
Tomato - Heirloom Red Cherry
Dmail is best, that way I wont miss you. KD
Ok, I think I have every one straightened out I'm updating my list then I will post 8?)
Lebug-not sure if you saw with all to muttle through with this, but did you have any Blue Cupid's Dart left??
Frau Snow, Thanks for the generous offer! One pack for each person, right? There are 19 of us, but.... Do you remember butterflies using Brazilian Bachelor Button as a nectar or host? It's niggling in the back of my mind that I saw it on a list of some sort for butterflies. If so, Margaran would love the extra seeds.
Thanks again!
Suzy
Got Margaran for Leopard lily
Yes I’m Suzy got you for ‘Luna Red’
having a hard time catching up with these this morning lol Esp. since I haven’t downed my coffee yet lol
Grampapa have your name on:
Sneezeweed Helenium 'Mardi Gras'
False Indigo Baptisia x 'Purple Smoke'
Columbine pink
Columbine purple
Strawberry crepe myrtle
Fairy1004 I have some:
Maiden Pink Dianthus deltoides 'Arctic Fire' 2006 (2) ~ Z3-9 height 6” white with pink circles/pink with white circles in center. These bloom on and off all summer and part of fall.
I put your name on them. And have these for you;
Cupid’s Dart
I would love to have some seeds for your ‘Pink Dogwood’! If you have enough a friend of mine would like some please? But I come first lol I will share though if I get more than one seedling :) Thanks!
Frausnow wanted Pink Dogwood too.
dryad57, the bleeding heart seeds are:
Bottom of the seed box 2007 ~ possible white dbl. balloon flower, blue and pink balloon flower (short 18-24”), red bleeding heart, fern leaf bleeding heart, white bleeding heart with pink tinge, if someone wants these seeds dmail me and I can get the names.
I’ll put you name on them.
And I have the flowering cabbage with your name on it.
Tcs1366, I put your name on the ‘blue carpet’ sorry just saw that post :)
Woops Frausnow I already had some sea holly for you :)
Starlight, I have some just reg. tomatoes, I’ll get them together and let you know what I have. Thanks for the dusty miller!
I have these for you:
Egg plant
Whopper banana
Whopper green pepper
Rachierabbit, I have these for you:
False Indigo Baptisia x 'Purple Smoke'
Swamp Mallow Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna Red' ~gone sorry :(
Cherry profusion zinnias
Whopper Banana Pepper
Columbine pink
I did all of these seeds by the times you have posted sorry if I ran out before I got to your name and I have had dmails too :)
Suzy, I’ve heard the little joe and joe pye weeds don’t come true sometimes, I’ve sown chocolate and it has been different my joe pye weed came out fine so I’ll see how little joe is :)
I'll be back need to fix lunch for dad.
Suzy-I had a Dmail from bluespiral asking for a type of bulb I have. Is it OK to include it in here(they are smal bulbs) or should we make other arrangements for that.
LeBug-Thanks for the Arctic Fire-YOU ROCK!! and the cupid's dart-I have alba and think she would like a littl brother-LOL
For the pink dogwood seeds-is that was is on the tree now that the blooms come from or do they come in after the flowers?? DOES ANYONE KNOW. I get a TON of seedlings right under it in the spring-I'm talking at least 50, so I know the darned thing seeds.
ALSO FOR ANYONE ELSE-I have things on my trade list avail in packs of like 5-10-15, but just not in full 20-25 amounts to be able to list them here. Anyone is welcome to anything they see listed as avail-just let me know & I'll send them in for you!!
Stacey
WIND- I've got the following set aside for you: Amsonia, datura inoxia, job's tears, Penstemon smallii
GRAMPAPA- You have: african marigold tagetes erecta 'french vanilla'
common cosmos bipinnatus 'double click' (not many seeds though)
crepe myrtle lagerstroemia 'tuskegee'
dwarf nasturtium tropaeolum minus 'jewel mix'
french marigold tagetes patula 'queen sophia'
leadwort ceratostigma plumbaginoides plumbago
marigold tagetes erecta 'crackerjack'
LEBUG - YES, I will take the seahollys and rose of sharon and blue mist spirea that you set aside for me. I would also like to add the Cupid's Dart catananche caerulea 'Amor blue' and Sneezwweed, Helenium 'Mardi Gras'
PAMSUE - set aside the american beautyberry for you and no, I don't remember if the Scarlett O'hara MG has a white throat. All I remember is how disappointed I was in it and decided not to replant again. The flower was a lot smaller than I anticipated.
ILLOQUIN - OK, I've gone through your list and tagged all the ones for other people and yourself.
On the American Persimmon Dispyros virginiana, The color of the fruit was an amber color, but I can only guess on the height of the tree, maybe 20' - 25' if not a bit taller. I'm not a good gauger of height.
Don't know about the color or description of the English Daisy. I planted seed I received in a trade and moved before it bloomed! I'm going to try again with seeds I have left.
JoAnn
Thanks Suzy, for the info!
(A) Ipomoea Shibouri (3) This is a Japanese Morning Glory
(A) Star of India (1)
(A) Tagetes Mr Majestic (1) Love this! It is so unusual in bloom. 1 reserved for Fairy1000, 1 for Wind, 1 for RachieRabbit
(A) Tagetes Durango (2) Colour orange 1 package reserved for Rachierabbit
(A) Salvia Lady in Red (1) -- WONDERFUL. Larger than the bedding annuals, this has more delicate, airier spikes of red flowers. Hummer magnet 1 reserved for TCS1366
http://pubs.caes.uga.edu/caespubs/horticulture/Gold%20Medal%20Winners/gold2002.htm
(P) Salvia Purple Vocano (1) This is a perennial - very low growing with purple and dark purple leaves. You need to kill and remove all the seedlings that are green and the ones that aren't a lovely obsidian purple.
http://seeds.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/product/4256/1
(P) Cephalaphora Aromatica (2) Thsi is very highly regarded. Fragrant apple scented flowers that look like yellow (not golden, just yellow) ball-like flowers on top. I believe it's an annual. To be honest, I just got the seed myself, but I have seen it on a lot of wishlists. 1 reserved for KD2000
http://seeds.thompson-morgan.com/uk/en/product/6959/1
(A) Pelargonium grossularoides (Coconutscented geranium) (1) Small, pink flowers Scented geraniums are very, very wonderful on potsinthe patio.1 package for Suzy/Illoquin and 1 for Blue Spiral
http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantnop/pelarggross.htm
(P) Aquilegia Magpie (1) This is a very cool dark, dark purple and white. Very striking with Nemophilia 'Penny Black'
(A) Rodochiton Atrosanguineum Gone-> 1 package reserved for Diana (Wind) 1 for Suzy/illoquinand 1 for/Blue Spiral
(A) Lunaria annua variegata Alba (1) This is variegated Money Plant. VERY CHOICE. Andinstea dof having dirty lavender flowers or teeth jarring fuschia flowers, they are a lovely white. It blooms in part shade as well as full sun. KILL off any seedlings that are not highly variegated while they are babies. 1 package reserved for Rachierabbit
https://www.anniesannuals.com/signs/l/lunaria%20annua_variegata_vmp.htm
A) Phlox of sheep --->gone/Frausnow)
(P) Salvia Black and blue ---> gone Dryad 57
T:
Japanese Lilac Tree --> This is incredible when in bloom -- the scent is gorgeous and the flowers are white. --->Gone Dryad 57
Buddleija davidii var. "Nanho Alba" --> a white dwarf
Helenium Mardi Gras --> Each flower is combination of red-yellow. Heleniums bloom very late in the season. Tag for Margaran if no one wants it.
Amaranthus cruentus "Intense Purple" --This has intense purple flowers but the real treat is the burgundy foliage -- IMPACT plus! Reseeding annual that enjoys the heat.
Asarina barclaiana pink/red --->Gone( 1 reserved for Suzy/ Illoquin) 1 package for KD2000
My Wish list:
Hibiscus Lord Baltimore
Hibiscus Lady Baltimore
Coreopsis Quils & Thrills
Sweet Pea Blue Ripple
Hollyhock Majorette
Sweet Pea Sugar and Spice
Centaurea the Bride
Coreopsis Tiger flowered
Romneya Coulteri
Named Salvias
This message was edited Jan 5, 2008 5:31 PM
Suzy & Fairy - I think I misread Fairy's trade list and thought I saw "seeds" where it actually said "bulb". Don't know if Fairy has digested my Magoo Moment yet - but we won't be adding bulbs to envies for this swap. I think we arrived at an agreement that improved our trade, though.
Thanks for a very exciting morning, all.
karen
pamsue-if you were closer I'd kiss you right now!!!!LOL
Yes, blue & I did come to an agreement on that....
Ana3,
If you still have these can you please add to my envie?
(A) Ipomoea Shibouri
(A) Star of India
(A) Tagetes Mr Majestic Japanese Lilac Tree
Thanks!
Joann
Fairy1004, yes the seeds come after the flower, I would love a couple of seedlings in the spring but I still want seeds too for a friend of mine :) I think we have some trades going in the spring so I will put that on my list, thanks!
Frausnow, Sorry, I’m out of the cupid’s dart ‘amor blue’
I did put your name on some ‘mardi gras’ :)
Oh, I forgot to tell you I have some ‘ruby cloud’ too with your name on them :)
Now I need to update my list after this hurricane ! lol I'm going to post what I have for everybody too a little later.
Here is a list of vegetable seeds I have.
Please see my updated vegetable list at: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/802375/
on January 6th.
This message was edited Jan 7, 2008 5:30 PM
>>Now I need to update my list after this hurricane ! lol I'm going to post what I have for everybody too a little later.
Me too!!
I think I have most of it down on paper.... I've verified a few thru DMail, and will update my list above if i have not run out of edits for the day.
but -- i think I'm almost DONE. But i know I still need to go thru bluesprials list.... but i have to get something done today aside from seed swapping...
One thing I have found helpful in looking for "swaps" i may have missed is.... use the "search" [EDIT | Find on this page ]
in your browser and search for your name. I found one that i had missed. But it's useful in finding all the thousands of swaps you have made.
Maozamom, I am new to hostas and at this time I have none. Would you pick about 3 or 4 for me that you like and mark them for me? Also I would love to have:
Aster Tongolensis
native aster- Novae anglae
Mexican hat
Daylily Red Challenger
Verbena bonariensis
Amaranthus Love Lies Bleeding
Tithonia Torch
Fiur o'clocks- fuschia
Daylily- Stephan's Red John
Daylily- Chance Encounter
Thank you,
Charlene
JoAnn.... i wanted parsley !! add it to my pile. Oh Gosh... toss in some Cilantro too.
Charlene... i have a lot of magenta 4-O'Clocks if you want them. they are not on my list, as Suzy didnt want that many of them... but i have hundreds.
Pamsue, may I have dahlia figaro (C 2007) primed seed?
Thank you,
Charlene
tcs, you don't have anything else to do today do you none of the rest of us do !!!! lol
TcS I would love to have some. I just started down from the top of the list and I am making my way down. There are so many seeds and so little time LOL. I appreciate the offer and accept.
Charlene
Hi Frausnow,
I would love to have any of these, if you have any seeds left:
Butternut Squash
Zucchini Squash Burpee's Golden Zucchini (8 seeds)
Roma II Bush Beans
Sweet Spanish Onions
Carrots 'Chantenay'
Thanks,
Ana
frausnow, I sure could use some Parsley, Extra Curled Dwarf and thank you!
I will be making a list of my seeds for trade as soon as I get some in from the wintersown trade. I am new to seed collecting and trading and only have a few until then. The ones that I have a lot of trades from my own collecting are Lemon Slice Manihot (edible hibiscus okra), Pink Hardy Hibiscus, and lots of two that I don't know the name of as described below.
White lily that looks like an Easter lily, but blooms in Aug/Sept and smells so wonderful you will not want to have the fragrance end. I got this from the roadside in Woodville, TX. They have bloomed there for years, but this year the road was being widened and they were being dozed. I snatched three and they all gave seeds for my troubles.
The second unknown is what I believe is a Zinnia with single petals that are dark pink with a ray of gold bracts? on top of the cone in a circle. The cones are huge and tall and were loaded with seeds that look like zinnia seeds.
Let me know if anyone wants any of these four as that is all I have several trades of for now.
I will have more soon.
Charlene