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Getting ready for Spring!

17 years ago

Hey everyone! We are moving and I've got a whole new yard to get established. Here is what I've got to trade. (C) means it is a commercial seed.

Vines:

Ipomoea multifida - Cardinal Climber (red)

Cobaea Scandens - Cup and Saucer Vine (C)

Edibles:

Nasturtium - Mahogany

Okra - Clemson Spineless, Cajun Delight Hybrid (C)

Emerald Artichoke (C)

Carrots - Baker Creek Rainbow mix (C) Baker Creek Cosmic Purple (C) Baker Creek Atomic Red (C)

Flowers:

Belamcanda Chinensis - Blackberry lily

Cosmos - Sulphureus "Bright Lights", Seashells Blend, Sensation Mix (red, pink, white)

Gaillardia - Goblin, Fanfare

Hollyhock - dark purple

Echinacea - "Evan Saul", Magnus

French Marigolds - Assorted named varieties (Hero Spry, Janie, etc)

Datura - Tatula, Le Fleur Lilac (these are single flowered)

Coreopsis - Dwarf Bicolor(C), Sweet Dreams

Monarda - Croftway Pink, Monarda lambada

*Ariocarpus Fissuratus* - very special trade. Harvested from my own plants.

Here is an example of what I am looking for. I am doing mainly a Cottage type garden. Focusing on fragrance and pinks, blues, purples, whites. I have sun/shade in the area.

Ipomoea Macrorhiza - Purple Moonflower

Reseda odorata - Mignonette

White Liatris (either Spicata or Scariosa)

Rose Campion

Cosmos - any unusual types

Marigolds - French (no African, please)

Nasturtium - pinks, whites, roses

Hollyhocks - Single flowered, old-fashioned (any colors)

Daturas - single flowers, fragrant. No yellows.

Heirloom Veggies - Tomatoes, melons, corn (open to any-just ask)

Heirloom Flowers - looking for any unusual or fragrant ones that are cold hardy to Zone 7 (or annuals) and are heat-tolerant.

*Just ask, I might not know I want it! LOL!*

Thanks!

Shelly

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