Teri's Trades

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Submitted by dancer36 on Wed, 08/27/2008 - 11:30
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These are my Haves.

Seeds

  • Clitoria ternatea(blue butterfly peavine) - mixed - 2
  • Datura –  black currant swirl - 2
                      stramonium 'Tatula' - 15
                      Datura innoxia - 3
                      Triple yellow - 3
                      Double Purple - 3
  • Hibiscus – mixed - 6
                       purple leaf  - 4
                       Double pink confederate rose – 20
                       Pale Pink – 10
                       Light Pink - 5
  • Japanese Morning Glories - blue - 3 
  • Moss Rose – 1 
  • Mimosa – 20 
Pink Orchid Tree - 1

Bulbs/Rhizomes

  • Crinum - pink/white and white
  • Hedychium coronarium – butterfly ginger
  • Iris - yellow

Plants

  • Jewels of Opar
  • Hibiscus rosa sinensis - El Capitolio 'Bloody Mary' & 'Tequila Sunrise' 

Cuttings

  • Brugmansia Named - versicolor Peach, Charles Grimaldi, Adora, Cotton Candy, Insignis Pink and NOID – white, pink, yellow in the fall after they finish blooming, I prefer to trade my named brugs for other named plants)
  • Climbing roses red, pink or white   

These are my wants or tempt me.   They are not for trade.

Cuttings

  • Brugmansia Angel’s Trumpets (any that I don't have)

Seeds, Bulbs, Rhizomes, Cuttings

  • Amaryllis
  • Bat plants
  • Black Elephant Ears
  • Bougainvillea any color
  • Clitoria ternatea - White single and double
  • Cobaea scanden (cup and saucer vine)
  • Crinum (except pink/white)
  • Day lilies(no orange)
  • Gingers (except hedychium coronarium-butterfly & curcuma cordata)Iochroma
  • Japanese Morning Glories
  • Orchids
  • Passion flower - edible
  • Shrimp plant(no yellow or fruit cocktail)
  • Spider Lily (except red)
  • Tropical hibiscus (any that I don't already have)   

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MEGMEG's picture

teri

Submitted by MEGMEG on Sat, 10/11/2008 - 17:02.
can u please contact me i want a climbing rose pink that u have.

meg peavy

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confused about hibiscus seed

Submitted by sweet mammy on Sat, 10/11/2008 - 16:56.
After reading these Trade list there are so many seed that I have thrown away... The question I have about Hibiscus is, do you leave the pod on the plant until it turns yellow and cut? I always cut them green and threw them away. Can you grow oleander from seed, if so when do you harvest them ? I have tried to plant Mimosa seed but not luck...do I leave them on the tree until they turn brown ? Thanks for any info you might could send this way.... sweet mammy
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Mimosa Tree

Submitted by PENNY2638 on Sat, 10/11/2008 - 17:26.
You leave the seeds on the tree until they turn brown then harvest them and they will grow new trees from seeds. I have 1 mimosa tree and I have new ones come up from the seeds that fall on the ground.

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Plant swap

Submitted by weeze on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 11:36.
Cuttings are in the mail today Priority Mail and will hopefully arrive Wedneday or Thursday. Thanks for trading.
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Plants/cuttings for trade

Submitted by weeze on Sat, 09/27/2008 - 07:17.
Hey girl, I would love the jewels of opar if you still have it and climbing rose cuttings. Do you have anything else that would be perennial (not tropical) that I can put in the ground and forget it? I have 2 plant houses which are full in the winter so don't have much room for things that have to go in for the winter. I can do cuttings of several color bougainvillea and I have red shrimp plants and bat face cuphea plant. I have lots of seeds but would rather trade plants and cuttings. How do you send cuttings? I have received some just wrapped in wet paper towels and some are moist with root powder on them.
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Would you like Red Maple Leaf Hibiscus rooted cuttings?

Submitted by skbeal on Fri, 09/26/2008 - 11:43.
Teri, I thought I recalled that you were looking for hibiscus. Do you have Red Maple Leaf Hibiscus? It's also called African Mallow. It's really interesting looking and will be unlike anything you've ever had because it is a fall and winter bloomer. It is most definitely a tropical hibiscus since it comes from Africa. I have one and am trying to root some cuttings of it. I have one tiny one rooted so far, but I'm working on rooting many more. If you're interested, I'd love to trade some brug cuttings for those hibiscus cuttings. I was also hoping I could give you a black EE pup...I'm working on that too. Don't know how successful I'd be. I'm particularly interested in Inca Sun because I've read that it will bloom when it's quite small -- compared to others. I'm leaving town Tuesday the 30th and won't be back until the 16th of October. Hopefully by then, I'll have a slew of rooted cuttings -- provided my husband takes care of them. If he doesn't, he'll be in trouble (hehehe.) Check these links out: http://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/Hibiscus_acetosella.htm http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/63750/

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

Teri

Submitted by vringsgarden on Tue, 09/09/2008 - 15:14.
Do you still have any daylily seeds?If so please contact me...thanks velvet

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