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looking for adenium

17 years ago

Hi everyone,

I'd like to get an adenium (dessert rose)

I was going to pick one up at IKEA when I was in Pittsburg because they had beautiful ones under ten dollars, but when I went back they were all gone.

Back home, there is no place to buy anything even remotely unusual.

I do have things to trade on my trade list. Also I rooted some jades (spoon jade, hobbit toes, etc), and I also have clivia seedlings. Their leaves are about four to five inches long and are ready to be transplanted. I would be willing to trade one of these babies too. It may be years before they actually bloom, but I really enjoyed growing my clivia from a youngster.

Thanks guys,

Chris in WV

Comments (2)

  • 17 years ago
    last modified: 11 years ago

    Where is your trade list?

  • 17 years ago
    last modified: 11 years ago

    oh crap, is it now showing?

    Here it is... I'll get it put on my trade list section... I thought I had

    Plant Trade List
    Chris
    ChrisHWare@aol.com

    *= no trades available at this time

    Daylilies (by year obtained)
    03
    Big Frans Hans
    Spellbinder
    Siloam Ury Winniford
    Fairy Tale Pink
    Black Eyed Susan
    Stell DÂOro

    Â04
    MaryÂs Gold
    Joylene Nichole
    Jedi Dot Pierce
    Get All Excited
    White Formal
    Pink Rocks
    Big Apple
    Chicago Apache
    Elsie Spalding
    Candlelight Gala
    Barbara Mitchell
    Happy Kitten
    Abstract Art
    Serpintine
    Pistachio
    Kwanzo
    Autumn Red

    Â05
    Pink Cotton Candy
    Delightsome
    Mabel Nolan
    Tigerling
    Raspberry Candy
    Designer Gown
    Awakening Dream
    Chantelle
    Hidden Rainbow
    Cherry Candy
    Thy True Love
    Condilla
    Svengali*
    Strawberry Candy
    Gentle Sunbeam
    Bright Sunset
    Siloam Irving Hepner
    Pink Fireworks*
    Caprican Fiesta*
    Janice Brown*
    Daring Deception
    Siloam Merle Kent
    Siloam Amazing Grace
    Woodside RubyÂ. Turned out to be a giant purple spider!
    Happy Returns
    Abstract Art
    Siloam Shocker
    Spacecoast Starburst* trying to see if this really is it young plant, bloom looked odd, deer ate it this year!
    Rocket City

    Â06
    Secret Splendor
    All Fired Up
    Tiffany Jeane
    Decateur Cherry Smash
    Bunny Eyes
    Startle
    Awesome Blossom
    Hillbilly Heart*
    West Virginia Miracle

    Lost names and unknown daylilies
    Pale yellow with tan eyezone
    Dark Pink Âfast grower
    Orange ditch lily
    Bright Yellow
    Older long-blossomed pink
    Early older variety yellow
    Short red early

    Sempervivums some of the ones lower on the list are newer are without babies yet

    Black Prince
    Larissa- green now, but was orange when we got it
    Neptune- amazing grower, sometimes grey, then purple, green
    Pacific Deep*
    Director Jacobs- beatuful rounded red
    Jungle Shadows*
    Heuffeli Euphemia
    Edge of Night*
    Erythraceum
    Uranus
    Rubra Ash*
    Calcaream Sir William Laurence
    Boromir
    Heuffeli Purple Haze
    Bronco
    Regal
    Danji
    Oddity
    Coco Flannel
    Elene
    Montfort
    Ruby Heart
    Emerald Giant
    Merlin
    Wulfoni
    Velanovsky
    Lime Frost
    White Knight
    Ricosoe DÂurbion
    State Fair
    Calcareum Monstrosum
    Gloriosum
    Icicle
    Red Lion
    Marjorie Newton
    High Tetro
    Hedgehog
    Hirta Pruisianna
    Rubikon Improved
    Clipper
    Tourmalyi
    Pacific Charm
    Astrid
    El Toro
    Apple Blossom

    3 not named varieties:

    Rounded larger form, slight tufts green with dark red coloring part of year, fast grower
    Red/dark grey variety, very pointed
    Extremely small web variety, rarely ever get larger than half inch, fast grower

    Sedums

    Blue Spruce
    Baby Toes
    DragonÂs Blood-Voodoo
    Purple Emperor
    Dark red/purple, like a skinny purple emperor
    Kamtschatka
    Kamtschakta variegated
    White, Autumn joy-like form
    Blue leaf form*
    Autumn Joy
    Autumn Joy Improved
    Mini green-very tiny leaves, forming a three inch tall clump-fast grower
    No name trailing good leaf shape
    No name trailing, long vining
    Native sedum-short green, about 4 inches, blooms white in spring

    Perennials
    Listed randomly

    Black adjuga (hope I spelled this correct)
    White variegated adjuga
    Blushing Bride Tradescantia
    Purple Oxalis Triangularis-one of my favorite plants
    LadyÂs Mantle
    Green Oxalis
    Lemon Balm
    Oregano
    Chives

    Hardy (fall) Begonia
    Cimicifuga-snake root *not sure if IÂll have a piece ready yet
    Dark purple Heuchera
    Native Heuchera- dark veining
    Small Heuchera-green

    Lady-in-red Fern
    Japanese Painted Fern-mine went dormant due to dry fall- will wait to see if ok
    MaidenÂs Hair Fern
    Staghorn fern
    Chinese crisp fern
    Light green plume fern
    Deer fern

    Spotted Pulmonaria Raspberry Splash (dark green leaves with silver spots)
    Bloodroot
    Lily Âof-the-valley (white)
    Bamboo- green variety with yellow tint
    Red hot poker
    Phlox David
    Phlox medium pink
    Creeping Phlox- Fort Hill, dark pink
    Moon flower
    Buddleia Black Knight
    Buddleia Bicolor
    Buddleia Red
    Purple four oÂclocks
    Blue Fescue grass
    Tall ornamental grass-dark green purple with light stripe
    Blue star milkweed- canÂt remember name right now
    Yellow primrose
    LambÂs Ear
    Hardy geranium, blue and pink
    Black Eyed Susan Rudbeckia
    Pink allium-found growing on bank of Tygart River, looks just like a taller sparkler variety

    Purple Azalea
    Rhododendrun- pink
    Lilac- pale lavender
    Barberry-starts out dark purple, then goes to lighter purple and green/white striped

    Unnamed Irises: blue and white Japanese, Giant yellow bearded, purple and pale blue bearded, yellow/tan/purple blended- very odd combo, purple nearly black, common lavender, small dark purple Siberian, rusty red bearded*,

    Rattlesnake Orchid- can only go in a shaded woodland garden with humus rich moist soil
    Showy Orchid- one trade only- limited like above
    Red Trillium
    White Trillium which turns pink
    Wild bottle brush-low grower-I believe this is a type of tiarella
    Short blue balloon flower
    Wild ginger
    Dianthus Small Pinks
    Dianthus unnamed smaller pink

    Hostas:

    Sagae
    Stiletto- thin leaves much like a peace lily-white strap
    Sun and substance or is it Sum and Substance
    Green with white edges
    Green with blue/green margins
    Green and white variegated
    Small green
    Wavy white and green
    Seedlings from blue angel
    Hardy Cacti (all have survived negative temps)
    Opuntia engelmanni-huge grower
    Opuntia albispinus
    Opuntia humifisa
    Opuntia cylandripodia (pencil type)
    Many other misc. cacti

    Misc Plants

    Large green elephant ears
    Elephant ear Elegance- dark purple with green veining- very nice
    Elephant ear Black Magic*

    Helicrysum- fuzzy licorice plant- blooms purple
    Purple Tradescantia- Moses in a Boat
    Goldfish plant cuttings
    Spoon Jade tree
    Haworthias

    Brugmansia Dr. Suess

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