CLOSED: Have Chinease lantern roots.........

west allis, WI(Zone 4b)

Hi , I am pulling up lots of chinease lantern roots. They spread alot alot to the point some people consider them to be invasive. These guys are very hardy and spread by long underground roots. Tempt me if your interested or?????

Greensburg, PA

Babs,

I'm definitely interested. This is the Physallis alken...(sp) type of Chinese lantern?

D-mail me. I have a number of hardy unusual edibles that would likely survive there.

Bluffton, SC(Zone 9a)

What exact chinese latern do you have? Know the latin name or have a picture?

Roswell, NM(Zone 6a)

I'm interested, but not sure if I have anything you would want, still have a few of the no name iris. Susan

Chipley, FL(Zone 8a)

I would love to have some, but what kind of stuff might you be looking for??

Dee

west allis, WI(Zone 4b)

Hi, the lanterns my mom planted years and years ago. They have really spread thru the yard. My mother has since past away, and I don't know the latin name of what these are. They grow about a foot tall {or even a little taller} have white flowers and in the fall they have orange lanterns,over an inch big. Inside the paperish lantern there is a orange seed ball about the size of a small grape. People use the dried lanterns sometimes in flower arrangements. The spread by underground runners,popping up all over the place. I'd send you abunch of roots and believe me .....you'll get plants off of them. I'm interested in trading for most anything. Please dmail me with your trade offer..........thank you...........b

Smyrna, DE(Zone 7a)

I love my chinese lanterns,and I grow them in a big container! Also easy to start from cuttings by rooting in water. They root fast! Yes, they are very invasive, so be careful where you put them! Would be great for a hill that needs protection from erosion.

Kathy

Newport News, VA(Zone 11)

I'd be interesteed what do you want in return? I have coleus cuttings and many seeds.

San Antonio, TX

Do u have enough to do an SASBE?

Pinellas Park, FL(Zone 9b)

Please do not send them anywhere near Florida. LOL

Roswell, NM(Zone 6a)

I got mine this weekend, thanks Susan

west allis, WI(Zone 4b)

Hi everyone, It might snow here tonite and its been kinda cold {in the low 30s} so I most likely won't get into the yard till the weekend and then I'll see how much roots are there to dig up.I like to dig them up and send them off right away--same day.I'll keep everyone posted on how the weather goes here........................b

Mirpur (A.K), Pakistan(Zone 9b)

Today I have received the package, roots are in great conditions.. Thank you sooooo much.
Kaleem

west allis, WI(Zone 4b)

Thanks again everyone for trading with me...........b

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