Fall Tradelist / plants/seeds etc

Submitted by zinnialover on Thu, 08/28/2008 - 20:48
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Seeds

foxglove Fox

blanket flower - GOBLIN-ARIZONA-BURGUNDY-FANFARE

datura. lilac lafluer

hollyhock black

hollyhock, singles mixed, old fashioned

tickseed (coreopsis tall) velvelty burgundy and bright yellow w/ red eye zones

cosmo sensation mix

larkspur softest pink

marigold jolly jester, 3ft, striped stems, very showy

poppy Shirley Falling in Love

poppy Mission Bells, mine has been blooming since June, still at it

poppy Lauren GRape

poppy pink Pompom

love in amist - sky blue

calendula , orange long bloom time

zinnia Profusion series cherry and fire

mullin, white w/victorian colors around the center pretty!

daylily yellow

hibscus Luna series (hardy) white w/ red pink eye.

Penstemons- Mountian Fountians and Husker REd

lily seeds - mixed Asatiac and orientals---- Canna- tall red, peachy orange----cleome-mixed colors Mallow- Zebra tickseed- Burgundy/gold eye coreopsis- sunrise Blanket Flower -Yellow Sun Snapdragon- Tall rockets mix Petunia- deep veined - Purple and Pink Poppy- mix Hosta-mix Lance's Marigold- Lovely (my grandson's) Marigod- French doubles BULBS/TUBERS ETC. iris- mixed elephants ear upright Calla Lily -3 mixed, some are large bulbs Canna- Mixed colors Canna- Giant red ( President?) Hardy glad (red) mixed with will trade seeds for seeds and bulbs for bulbs

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1violetheart's picture

trade for dayliliy and calla lily

Submitted by 1violetheart on Fri, 09/19/2008 - 20:25.
Hey, I just sent you an e-mail for daylily trades. Take a look at my trade list and see if there is anything you would want. Hope to trade soon! Char

got it

Submitted by zinnialover on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 22:08.
and I have responded sending you 2 lists.

Will take:

Submitted by keith_justice on Sun, 09/14/2008 - 17:42.

Hello I would be interetsed in the following from your list:

stonecrop dragon's blood

stonecrop voodoo

stonecrop summer glory

sedum chainwatch

chocolate mint

zinnia Profusion series cherry and fire

 trades only  I have:

BLOODROOT Sanguinaria canadensis tube for trade

http://mtnwildflowers.com/bloodroot.html

WILD GERANIUM Geranium maculatum tube for trade

http://mtnwildflowers.com/wildgeranium.html

MAYAPPLE Podphyllum peltatum tube for sale

http://mtnwildflowers.com/mayapple.html

CARDINAL FLOWER Lobelia cardinalis Roots can (get these for a while Very Nice)

http://mtnwildflowers.com/cardinalflower.html

GREAT BLUE LOBELIA Lobelia siphilitica  Roots

http://mtnwildflowers.com/bluelobelia.html

I also have a nice sago palm can send you a picture (be warned it will be expensive to ship)

Black Bat plant over 1 year old (poted)

Bannana Lotus (about 2 foot tall poted)

I also have several sedum some Stone crop: Blazies, Blue Moss, Gold Moss, Coral Carpet, Blue Spruce & Iris moss

Wanted:

Lilies (no day lilies) no names OK

Carol Bells (named ones only)

Odd Hen & chicken

Lugwart

Mini hosta's

Cyclamen

Crown Imperials

Hyacinth

Grape Hyacinths

Crocus

Colchium

large Calla Lily

Alliums bulbs

Creeping Pholex seed and the medium heigh pholex plants

Thanks keith

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Hardy Plants

Submitted by weeze on Sun, 08/31/2008 - 07:39.
I am in zone 8 and year before last we had a really cold winter, many days below 30 and the turks cap both big plants came back; same thing with the yellow cassias and abelia.  These are all out in the open and I just mulch for the winter. 
MEGMEG's picture

choc. mint

Submitted by MEGMEG on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 21:56.

zinna love ri want some of that chocalte mint u got

meg peavy

ahhhhhhhhhhh, texas?

Submitted by zinnialover on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 19:13.
So they would not be hardy to zone 6? With the below freezing winter temps? Better luck next time, I guess!
skbeal's picture

Definitely not hardy for you!

Submitted by skbeal on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 21:53.
Definitely not hardy for you! I question whether they'd be hardy for us in zone 8.......especially that corkscrew vine, which, by the way, was introduced into this country by Thomas Jefferson.

Susan,The Assistant Administrator, the Texas Yankee and the Texas Rangerette.

Weeze

Submitted by zinnialover on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 18:57.
Are any of the plants hardy? Some I never heard of before.
weeze's picture

Plant swap

Submitted by weeze on Sat, 08/30/2008 - 07:09.
The red turks cap, yellow cassias, abelia shrub are perennial and stay in the ground and come back every year.  The coral salvia is an annual and self-sows itself and comes up every year.  The red butterfly would probably comeback every year but since I only had one last year I put it in the plant house.  The res shrimp, corkscrew vine and cigar plant I bring in for the winter.

ahhhhhhhhhhh, texas?

Submitted by zinnialover on Sat, 08/30/2008 - 20:29.
They would not be hardy here and I don't want to mess around with bringing anything in. No good at keeping them alive! Oh, well!
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Plants to trade

Submitted by weeze on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 06:27.

I would love to trade some things.  I have

Red butterfly

yellow cassias

red shrimp

red turks cap

corkscrew vine

coral salvia

abelia shrub

cigar plant

I would like to trade for pink larkspur, jolly jester marigold, lauren grape poppy and mission bells poppy and pineapple sage.

Thanks much

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I am so drooling over those

Submitted by skbeal on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 19:06.

I am so drooling over those plants, Weeze....especially the corkscrew vine.Those are all magnificent hummingbird attracters. (Everyone here knows that I'm the crazed hummingbird fanatic...I've got about a half a dozen hummers who've been fighting with one another all day.)

I haven't had a chance to welcome you, fellow Texan. I have a hunch that we are practically neighbors. I'm in Bell County. 

Susan,The Assistant Administrator, the Texas Yankee and the Texas Rangerette.

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