Came from here: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/833270/
Diane - I was talking about your seedling euphorbia for Becky & could I possibly get some of the clustered bellflowers - esp. after reading about your aunt. I WILL put them in the BACK yard so they get the shade they need this time. I didn't know about their light pref last year :-(
See here for links: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=4793142
HAVE:
*Yucca recurvifolia couple of *pups...please read my "warning" below...LOL
*Very small babies: 2-3 Japanese Blood Maple: hart, dragonfly53, larlienda
*Nicotiana 'Fragrant Cloud' - NOTE I MIS-ID'd this but if any of the seed grown babies are ready - I'll bring AMAZING scent at night wrightie, wyldeflwr, larlienda
*Vinca ground cover (reg green w/purple/blue flowers)
*Sweet Autumn Clematis (cuttings)
*Limited Elephant Ears: miatablu
*Night Blooming Epi cuttings:
*NOID Lilac cuttings:
*Prickly Pads - all kinds: Being trashed this week if no takers
*Cholla - ditto to above: Being trashed this week if no takers
*Trigona Red cuttings
*Pigs ear cuttings - Jill
* Passi cuttings when up - Jill
* Misc Succulents - Sally (??cacti too??)
*EE's (misc.) Miata
SEEDS:
-MG suprise mix
-Petunia axillaris 'Rainmaster' (old-fashioned vining w/spicy scent)
-Cypress Vine
-Ivy-Leaved Morning Glory/Ipomoea hederacea (blue dainty blooms)
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PROMISED:
*Becky - purple petunias, scented geranium cuttings, persian lilac sapling, IOU's from B4: Gardenia Seeds
*Sally - outdoor C & S
*wyldeflwr - Nicotiana (sadly, it might end up being seeds),
*larlienda - Nicotiana (sadly, it might end up being seeds), Jap Blood Seedling
*miatablu - EE's, Honeysuckle cuttings
*Wrightie - Nicotiana (sadly, it might end up being seeds)
*Jill - pigs ear, Passi cuttings (later and yes I will get these to you) IOU's (from B4) Cannas, bags, $
*Diane - Jap Blood Seedling Joyce - some drk pink stuff ^_^
*dragonfly53 - Santa Rita pads, Cow Tongue pads, Jap Blood Seedling
****PLEASE TELL ME IF I FORGOT ANYONE/THING****
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!! NEED !! (LOL):
Scented Geranium/Pelargonium
Fragrance - Fragrance - Fragrance...yup you got it...I want it...
This message was edited May 21, 2008 3:27 PM
Haves - Wants Pt II - May Swap
I've always grown the bellflowers in shade and I know they do well there, even if it's dry shade. I'll save a euphorbia for Becky. I potted up a bunch of the bellflowers and I can pot up more if needed.
Everybody who lost their bellflowers last year, don't give up on them. Sometimes they die back briefly before putting out new leaves. They also pout a lot after being dug. The phlox will pout too but I'm hoping everything, being in pots, will recover quickly.
I potted up about five pots of the hardy ageratum, each with several little plants. I also potted up several pots of the regular and Big Ears lambs ears.
Going to go dig Critter's pussytoes now.
This message was edited May 19, 2008 4:28 PM
Sadly Diane - I was so enthralled with them I wanted them right beside my front stairs in my SOUTH facing yard....ugh!!! My bad...I have just the place out back...they'll get some lovin' partial sun but that's it!!!
Hey! While I was typing up a really important--summary like-thread ---Chntelle moved it!
Please go back and read mine in the previous one! I was trying to streamline who wants what from me......We only had 4 days to go........:o(
Do we really have anyone here on Dial-Up?
Gita
Gita: repeat after me - "I CAN cut and paste" ROTFLOL
I think the problem was really more the board than that thread. DG is always slow on Mondays.
We probably do have people on dialup, you city slicker. LOL Except in my county, where the local phone company offers it here only, it's really difficult to get high speed out this way. There are rural areas where it's not easy to come by.
Chantell, it's no big deal. I always have plenty of the bellflowers.
This message was edited May 19, 2008 4:53 PM
Thanx Diane!!!
Ohhhh Gita....IF you have an extra I'd love that double white Datura!!!!
I just edited my haves list to put in the names of who wants what. Can you all please check the list and make sure I haven't missed anyone for anything?
I still have phlox, veronica, more of everything listed.
Here's my Haves and Wants continued from the other thread.
Wants From:
wyldeflower - arisaema dracontium/green dragon / greater celandine (wood poppy) double 'Flore Pleno'
Happy - Wood Poppy / Plectranthrus Mona Lavender
Chantel - EE / Coral Honeysuckle cutting
Wrightie - Italian Parsley
Hart - Japanese Mondo Grass
Jody - Petasites
Haves
Garden Sorrel - lot's (I'm gonna have a blue light special, everything must go, 2 for 1 sale.... seriously)
Lovage - (1)
Coleus Rainbow Blend - lot's
Nasturtiums - Dwarf Cherry Rose (1), Alaska Mixed (1), Empress of India (2), Milkmaid (2)
Fenugreek - (1)
Blackeyed Susan Vine - (1)
Thai Bird Pepper - (1)
Jalapeno Pepper - (3)
Bears Foot Hellebore (Stinking Hellebore) babies - (4)
Vick's Mentholatum Plant (Plectranthus cylindraceus) - (1)
Mayapples - (1)
Basil Dark Opal - (1)
Basil Siam Queen - (1)
Promised:
Hart - Jack-in-the-pulpits / Ladyslippers / Toad Lily / Spiderwort
Larlienda - Jack-in-the-pulpits / Ladyslippers / Mayapple / Ferns / Blackeyed Susan Vine / Bears Foot Hellebore
Happy - Jack-in-the-pulpits / Ladyslippers / Mayapple / Disporopsis pernyi (evergreen solomon's seal) / Sorrel / Lovage / Bears Foot Hellebore / Fenugreek, Jalapeno & Thai pepper (if no one wants) /
Wyldeflwr - Jack-in-the-pulpits / Ladyslippers
Shirley - Japanese Toad Lily (Hatatogisa Tricyrtis) / Coleus Rainbow Blend / Nasturtiums - Dwarf Cherry Rose & Milkmaid
Sally - Sorrel / Coleus
Chantell - Basil Dark Opal
Becky - Basil Dark Opal / Basil Siam Queen / Sicilian if Critter doesn't have any for ya'
If I've promised anyone else something and they don't see it here, please let me know.
Wants general:
Ferns
Day lilies
Columbines
Nothing Pink!
Anyone have an ID on what I call lady slippers yet?
This message was edited May 22, 2008 7:51 AM
miata, may i also have some black eyed susan vine & bear's foot hellebore....thanks :-)
i'll double check what non-pink daylilies i have....i do have stella d'oro (sp) for sure, others tbd
I also have a little of:
Adenophora Amethyst (I think it is amethyst -- it might be bulleyana -- I got both at bluestone last year and got the tags mixed)
Lysimachia Punctata 'Alexander'
Lysimachia clethroides Gooseneck Loosestrife
They all run, so be prepared.
I'll look again tomorrow.
Miata: If you really have extras and no one else wants it, I'd love:
sorrel (I adore it)
lovage (I had a wonderful plant for about 10 years, then it died on me)
Bears Foot Hellebore (Stinking Hellebore) baby
If there really is no other home for them, the fenugreek, and jalapeno and thai peppers
I've been trying to root the Mona, but so far no roots. I haven't given it long, though. I'll bring it, rooted or not. But if there is something I should be doing to move it along, just shout.
Larlienda, I put your requests on my list. Happy this is the first time someone elses list for me is longer than yours. Whoops, just read your post just before I posted this. Forget what I just said ^_^
I've got a surprise for you Happy. Something I wanted to get for you last year but it wasn't big enough yet. I'll add it when I update my list with what you just asked for. If you want it that is. Is the suspense getting to you?
Jill, notice I took the garlic chives off the list. I picked them up tonight after work. Thanks so much!
miata- I'll take sorrel and coleus- if you tell me what to do with sorrel- gotta remember those books !!
miata paid money for garlicchives !! we gotta smack her, critter
This message was edited May 19, 2008 9:17 PM
Sally, I picked them up from Critter. But you may dope slap me because I did buy 2 puny plants at the nursery because Rick just had to have Chinese Dumplings before I could see her.
Happy, I had the most luck just dusting with root harmone and sticking them in some soil. I had sooo many last year. I had several going into fall. One was really large too. I just don't know how I managed not to keep any going.
Did you see what I added to the list for you?
Miata, I have tons of the mondo. You can have all you want. Would it be possible to also get some of your toad lily and spiderwort?
Happy, can I please have some adenophora? I don't care what kind.
Toad Lily and spiderwort for Hart. No problem.
I think we should follow Miata's example and copy/paste/edit our lists over to the new thread! :-)
Gita, yes, I would love some naked ladies, please! I think mine are the "other" kind.
HAVES
Kentucky Colonel Spearmint
Chocolate Peppermint
Catnip (Larlienda)
Black-Eyed Susan (Happy, Larlienda)
Obedient Plant (Physostegia virg.), light purple -- potted some up, have loads (Happy)
Lamium, 'Orchid Frost' I think (will check)
will probably have a few spare tomato and basil seedlings
creeping thymes -- if interested, LMK & I'll pot up a few starts (got a couple for Jody)
Yellow Oxeye (Heliopsis helianthoides v. scabra) -- should be a few larger volunteers out there (wyldeflowr)
Lilac shoots (rooted)... pale lavender with great scent, should be 'Belle de Nancy' (Chantell)
Scented Geraniums -- sorry not to have them rooted but will try to bring cuttings of several varieties
Houseplant cuttings -- will try to get a couple of rooting jars going; spider plant babies by request, plectranthus cuttings for Hart
Sedum -- have a low growing one with tiny pointed succulent leaves & little yellow blooms, should be easy to pot up extra
Wild Cherry saplings -- there are a few 1-2 year old ones that I "missed" out there; LMK if you want them.
American Honeysuckle starts (Lonicera americana, non-invasive but vigorous) (Chantell, Becky, Happy)
Garlic Chives (Miata -- delivered, who else?)
Greek Oregano (wyldeflowr, dragonfly
Columbine seedlings, if I have a chance to pot them up (wyldeflowr,
Geranium 'Biokovo' cuttings (root easily), maybe a few potted ones (wyldeflowr, Happy, Hart, Ruby)
Corydalis, yellow (Happy?, wyldeflowr)
Tomatoes -- Hart, Larlienda, red one for Sally's mom,
possibly some other extra seedlings -- basil, torenia
WANTS If people still have these available, here's what I'd love from the posted lists:
Chantell: Pigs Ear cuttings, hardy passiflora cutting if possible
Jody -- Chelone, Chocolate Eupatorium, Arum halicum
Larlienda -- Ming Toy DL
Hart -- Pussytoes, Clustered Bellflower, Dorothy Perkins rose if there's one left, Tall Phlox 'Robert Poore', Veronica 'Crater Lake Blue', Apple Mint, moss rose cuttings, light purple iris
Gita -- Naked Ladies
Dragonfly -- Purple Shamrocks, Trailing Rosemary, Greek Oregano
Wyldflwr -- ferns, bleeding hearts, lunaria (why can't I start this from seed?? LOL), liriope
SallyG -- spicebush (I know there are others interested too; we'll work it out), blue creeping phlox, 'Hawara' daffs if you have enough
I can always use low growing groundcover type plants, and I love pretty much anything fragrant, purple, and/or butterfly-attracting.
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This message was edited May 22, 2008 7:38 PM
Chantell,
I don't have any double white Daturas! I have yellow and purple/whites. Only 2 of each.
Larienda has dibs on one of each--so...............Let me know if you want the other two...or one of them. Which one?
Sally/Happy---If I may reminisce here.......
As children, we used to go to the meadows in Germany and pick Sorrel. Sometimes we would just eat it right there, sometimes we were sent to pick it to bring to Mom to make Sorrel Soup.
Sorrel is quite sour to the taste. It can be used as an ingredient in fresh salads or cooked into soup--much like you would fresh Spinach.
I remember eating Sorrel soup with boiled egg diced in it. Not sure what else was in it.
My sister in AK grows Sorrel in her garden and uses it for all of the above. If any of you would like--I can ask her how she makes Sorrel Soup and post it here.....
Gita
OK! Here is my edited/updated list of haves/wants.
HAVES:
"Naked lady" Lily. about 12--one gallon pots--about 4 bulbs in each. Larienda--don't worry about dividing your clump...I have plenty. As I said in one of the posts--by the time of the Plant Swap--all the leaves will be gone. You will just get a 1gal. pot of dirt...BUT--trust me--there will be about 4 bulbs in there!
Happy--you already asked ME! You can have 2 pots--or more, if you want. More, if there are no more takers...Wrightie--You also asked. Got YOU covered!
Ajuga-about 6-7- 4" pots. Could "scrounge" more...(already did!) Now I have more for hart.
****note on 5/18***--many of these have died out. Hart--you can have all that are left. Can't "scrounge" any more. The people have moved in...
--A few dbl. purple and white, and dbl. yellow Daturas. Grew from seed. I think I have more than I need. Have been sharing with folks at work...
--Oodles of baby Tiger Lilies--one year old sprouts.They are not doing much at this point. I think the cool weather is to blame.
Seedlings coming up--a lot of:
--Sally's Nicotiana Alata (tall, white, pendulous blooms)--5/18--still minute! Will try to pot up some...
--Some of Brent's perennial Salvia--a few sprouting--also micros...(5/1)-coming along nicely! --5/18--still very, very small. Not sure I can transplant!
Hoping for some "volunteers" in my beds from last Summer of:
I see some coming up that I planted in pots. They are ALL mine! Sorry!
-A HUGE, bushel basket sized clump of some kind of Daylilies...My neighbor dug them up and
does not want the clump. It is a SOLID mass of roots/bulbs. Cannot be divided for the Swap.
Whomever wants it will get the whole thing! Will need a chain saw to cut it apart! I do not know
the color--but I don't think they are "Ditch Lilies"...I have a few starts from it. Nothing has
bloomed yet...Dying to see what color they are!
-I have some of the mini-sedum with the tiny yellow flowers that becomes an invasive Ground
cover... Every little "leaf" of it will make a new plant...They must "fly" through the air--as I have now had some of them in my beds...
- A bunch of baby "Pregnant Onions" rooting...
- I could dig up a few of my Shasta Daisies. Every year--I need to contain them in the areas
they are in. They spread---and I dig! These are indestructible!
WANTS:
From hart----some clustered Bellflowers
----Some tall Phlox "Robert Poore".
From the placed orders----
Blue Helebore
Happy's order--4 Astilbes
Wrightie--Italian (flat-leaf) Parsley
Thanks--Gita
From the old thread. Please let me know if I didn't get something someone wanted listed.
HAVES
Clustered bellflower - Campanula glomerata
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com] GITA, CRITTER, RUBY, WYLDEFLWR, HAPPY
Lamb's ears "Big Ears" or "Helen von Stein - Stachys byzanta HAPPY, CHANTELL, WYLDEFWR
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Lamb's ears - Stachys byzanta - regular, small leaved lamb's ears CHANTELL,
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Yucca filamentosa
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Prickly pear - opuntia humifusa
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Veronica "Crater Lake Blue" - veronica austrica (limited)
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com] CRITTER, HAPPY, WYLDEFLWR, RUBY
Gooseneck loosestrife - Lysmachia clethroides
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Old timey bearded iris - I have no idea what variety. Very old - the house is nearly 150 years old. Light purple blooms. My grandmother, who would be over 100 if she was still alive, grew some like this. A bit darker than this and fuller. WYLDEFLWR, CRITTER, HAPPY
[HYPERLINK@www.worldiris.com]
Pink evening primrose "Siskiyou" - Oenothera speciosa - great for a dry slope or other spots where you want to choke out weeds. Height info in plant files is incorrect - it's closer to 10-12 inches tall. HAPPY,
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Tall phlox "Robert Poore" - Phlox paniculata - gorgeous color, wonderful scent
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com] GITA, CRITTER, SALLY, SHIRLEYMD
Golden creeping Jenny - Lysimachia nummularia - nice filler for pots or as a pond plant, spreads like crazy in the ground SALLY
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Obedient plant "Vivid" - Physostegia virginiana - called obedient plant because the hinged flowers stay where you put them. Spreads - plant in a coffee can with bottom cut out and it will stay in place or extras are easily pulled.
[HYPERLINK@www.northcreeknurseries.com]
Chocolate mint - spreads like crazy, plant in a pot or coffee can with bottom cut out. A smaller, shorter mint with pretty purple on the leaves and stems. Does smell like chocolate mint. Not very good photos here. SALLY
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Apple mint - a very pretty mint with apple green leaves. Gabrielle's photo only one here that comes close and they're lighter, brighter than the photo. Plant in pot or coffee can with bottom cut out. CRITTER, NOOBIEGARDENER, HAPPY
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Lemon balm - melissa officinalis - wonderful lemon scent. Culinary herb.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
adding these
Japanese mondo grass - Ophiopogon japonicus JODY, MIATABLU
What I have is much, much fuller than the photos in plant files. Looks more like the photos of the nana, but mine is longer. Great plant for under trees or around a pond.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Achillea Paprika - limited CHANTELL, WYLDEFLWR,
Starts out a beautiful red, not the rosy red shown in some of these photos, then fades to a softer red, then pink.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Wild black cherry seedlings - Prunus serotina - a couple
I love these trees. The cherries aren't really edible, they're tiny, but the birds love them. Nice fast tree, tough as nails.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Box elder seedlings - Acer negundo
Very fast growing tree, also very tough and drought tolerant but they tend to lose their leaves in the driest part of summer in my dry yard. I've noticed they don't where they get a little less parched conditions.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Chrysanthemum Clara Curtis - Chrysanthemum x rubellum JODY, SALLY
Pretty pale pink single flowers in late summer into fall.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Pussytoes - attennaria not sure which species, probably shale barren - virginica CRITTER, WYLDEFLWR
Named for the flowers, which look like pussy toes. Good groundcover for a very dry spot
Extreme closeup of a very small flower
[HYPERLINK@cricket.biol.sc.edu]
Mock orange cuttings
Two kinds, don't know variety names so I'm just adding the link for the wild one. These aren't wild
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Moss rose cuttings JODY FOR JOYA, CRITTER
It's probably this one or William Lobb. Very old from the cemetery behind me.
[HYPERLINK@www.classicroses.co.uk]
Rose Dorothy Perkins - rooted plants CRITTER
Another antique. Some of the photos in plant files are not accurate. This photo is. Climbs trees and thrives in sun or shade.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Adding again
Brunnera - regular green kind. I have at least one pretty good sized one and I think two babies which by the end of the summer would probably be blooming size.
Euphorbia polychroma - I have maybe four or five self sown seedlings of this if any of you euphorbia lovers want some. WYLDEFLWR, BEC,
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Hardy flossflower, EUPATORIUM coelestinum Wayside, just like the annual but it comes back every year. Very pretty and another nice blue. Doesn't seem to care if it's in sun or shade, very tough.
EUPATORIUM coelestinum Wayside HAPPY, RUBY
[HYPERLINK@www.bluestoneperennials.com]
Not seeing the double white lilac so adding it here WYLDEFLWR, BEC
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This message was edited May 21, 2008 8:18 PM
Gita, I posted this in the old thread, but could I get some of your tiger lily babies, pregnant onions and shasta daisies if you're bringing any this year?
Critter, I went out this evening and couldn't find any rooted Dorothy Perkins roses. It was getting dark so I'll look again tomorrow but it could be the honeysuckle/woods are encroaching where it grows along the ground. If I can't find a rooted plant, I'll bring you a nice big stem. It roots very easily anywhere the stem touches the ground so I know it will root for you. I hope this makes sense. It grows up the trees in the wooded area in front of the house but there are always smaller ones growing along the ground where they have rooted from the longer stems. I think the honeysuckle is covering where the smaller plants grow. I definitely have plenty but it may not be a rooted plant.
6:22 PM
Post #4951633
Moved my haves-wants, such as they are- Anybody feels like browsing my journal, most things in it are enough quantity to share-
HAVE
Agastache blue and maybe white, many babies-critter and...
montauk daisies- hart, and...
Raspberries, Heritage variety- hart, and...
red-purple amaranth from critter last year, babies-larlienda
nursery-size carolina allspice, and three smaller ones- critter, and...larlienda and...
perilla babies- someone did bring perilla last year to a swap right?
Hawera daffodil -plenty o'bulbs- critter and,,,larlienda and...
my NoID daffs I call Jandon court, which may be orange ice follies, and my naturalizer daffs I call moms multiplier, see journal-larlienda
blue creeping phlox, seven small pots-critter,,,jody...larlienda and
threadleaf coreopsis- some common one that was being sold about ten -15 or so years ago- couple pots-larlienda
(Deleted Meyer lemon and lychee due to lack of interest, and sick plant- Will have for next swap)
WANT
turtlehead- jody, please, if enough?
wood poppy- happy, please?
-Robert Poore phlox- hart, please ?
-peach colored iris or other flower that blooms the same time as bearded iris
-ROma tomato
small slicing tomato for my mom
-some succulent trash from Chantells reorganization- except prickly pears that are doing great from last year, thanks!, also cactus and cholla- have no idea what I'm getting myself in for LOL
sorrel, coleus- miata
lamium or ajuga-happy,critter
This message was edited May 22, 2008 2:01 PM
I can bring some Achillea Paprika if needed for requests from hart. I have never found a place I love it in my yard.
hart--
I have plenty of all your requests. Not to worry!
So far I have you down for:
Tiger Lily babies
Pregnant Onion Babies
Shasta Daisies
Ajuga--whatever I have--ALL yours!
Anything else?????
Did you see I posted I had about 6 rooted red Epis? Want any?
Gita
Sally, it's probably better to wait until late July to dig/divide my irises for you... but I'll definitely have some. 'Happenstance' just bloomed for the first time, and it's distinctly peach-pink. I've also got this lost-tag variety (probably an IB) with peach standards, and the clump looks big enough to divide. I'm sure there will be others... I know I've got a really peachy daylily or two out there too, but I'm not quite sure which ones... I'll be sure to mark them when they bloom this year. I'm glad you have more than one Carolina Allspice, LOL... I won't have to bring my mud wrestling outfit. ;-)
I have to check my winter sowing containers... my Agastache Honey Bee White & Blue don't look like they're coming back well this year, and if I don't have seedlings then I'd sure love to get some. Sally, you're going to have to let me know what you'd like from me other than the irises! :-) Can I bring you something special from my perennial pots? Maybe a peachleafed bellflower or a chocolate daisy?
critter- happy to take a rain check on some iris. I can cover you with Agastache!!! have tons. I'll re-peruse your Haves...
Lamium Orchid frost ! -sounds like would be awesome with my purple Salvia lyrata, under the redbud
and a variegated creeping thyme would be nice
This message was edited May 19, 2008 11:44 PM
Ok....too much copying and pasting...I lost what I'd written......grrrr!
Sally - my pig's ears a good size so I good for anyone that would like cuttings - thank you so much though! Could I beg some more of the Agastache off of you please? Even a teeny amt will be appreciated. Please tell me if I can bring YOU something (Trigona red cutting?)...ahhh just saw where you mentioned succulents - want any more OUTdoor i.e. cholla - yucca? I'll bring you some spares of the indoor stuff - you let me know about the outdoor ones.
Diane - I would be honored if you'd let me try those bellflowers again & I'd love some lemon balm...can't remember if that was you or Jill that I'd asked that of...the brain goes MIA ya know? And just bring the bitty lambs ears for me....I wouldn't have room for the big un's too where i want to put them. ^_^ (thank you though)
Gita - my bad....I misread what you'd written. I'll take 1 or both of the remaining Daturas (esp. if the blooms have a good scent) if no one else is interested. Let other's have first dibs though - I don't want to be a piggie.
Miata - if you want cuttings from my honeysuckle http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/2013/ and/or http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/56089/ (this one's not as big as the other so could only do a couple of cuttings) let me know, please.
Jill - b/c of our colder temps (I'm guessing) the passi's are just now poking up thru the soil...I promised I will get you cuttings though once they've put on some growth....will that be ok?
Note: I could also bring a couple of sm clumps of - moss rose or ice plant....one is hardy the other reseeds and and this point in the year I honestly might not be able to tell them apart...LOL
sally, i'd love some amaranth and if you have extra spice bushes i'd love one of those......also blue creeping phlox, hawera daffs & any other extra bulbs you want to share as i plan to put some going up into our "spooky woods" and coreopsis (i'm determined to have some live!)
thanks :-)
Miata: Disporopsis pernyi -- whoeee! Thank you!
Your so welcome! You'll love it!
Chantell, I'll take some cuttings from the first honeysuckle. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/2013/ When I figure out where to put that one and your second grows up a little more, then I may like a cutting from the other one at some other time :)
Chantell,
You are down for the other 2 Daturas. They are good size already--in 4" pots for a long time....
Gita
Yipeee what fun!!!
Sally, I'll fix you up with some Lamium. I'll have to check on the cultivar... it has purple blooms and a white streak in the center of the leaf. I don't think any of my creeping thymes are variegated... I do have a white-edged silver thyme (lemon, I think), and I'll see if there are any stems that have layered.
Chantell, I can pass on the passifloras until another year... frankly, my eyes were bigger than my garden (it happens!), and I'll be scrambling as it is to find places for various climbers that I've got started this year. Thank you!
I'm sending some Willow Oak seedlings, Mums and whatever else I can squeeze into the box! WIll miss meeting all of you but have fun!
Terri
Thanks, Gita. Is everybody getting excited about Saturday? I am.
Chantell, I didn't see anything about lemon balm when I went through the list. Maybe Jill is bringing it? Just let me know because it's easy enough to dig you some. When it stops raining. LOL
We'll miss you Terri! Let us know what we can squeeze in the box that will be going back to you.
Sally: I have Lamium Purple Dragon -- would you like some? Plus an old running cultivar (don't know the name) that I like very much -- it spreads but doesn't reseed.