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The Seed Exchange

Have various flower seed, trade for shade plant seed/cuttings

14 years ago

I would like to trade for plants that will grown well in full shade or partial shade. My preferences are:

Rhizomes for shell ginger

Rhizomes for varigated flax lily

Seed for Florida Anise

Seed for Camellia

Seeds for impatiens

Seed for Wisbone Flower

Seed or divisions of hosta

Divisions/plugs of liriope

Divisions/plugs of cast iron plant

Cuttings of English Ivy

Bromeliad pups

Caladium bulbs

If you have other shade plant seeds/rhizomes/divisions, please let me know and we will see if we can work something out!

To trade, I have:

Alyssum (Blue)

Aster Powder Puff

Baby's Breath

Bachelor's Button

Foxglove

Shasta Daisy

Zinnia Luminosa (Pink)

Zinnia Purple Prince

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Comments (3)

gator_gardener
Original Author
14 years ago
Please e-mail airhockiequeen@yahoo.com if you are interested in trading!
Ann
14 years ago
Just so you know, most people are not going to be able to send you plant cuttings or divisions at this time of year. Also, you might have better luck posting on the plant exchange board since this board is for people interested in trading seeds. Hope this helps, Ann
ddkcat
14 years ago
I have seed of two very large [12" min.] hosta to trade for your zinnia - Doreen.

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