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HAVE: Almost finished dividing

20 years ago

Some things are not dug up yet but most is divided for trading.

For daylilies I have

Bama Music

Barbarossa

Beter Believe It

Black Eyed Stella

Chicago Raspberry

Chicago Silver

Disco Rose

El Desperado

Final Touch

Galena Moon

Galena Star

Happy Returns

Karen Sue

Little Missy

Mauna Loa

Orange Bounty

Purple Doro

Rosy Returns

Stella Doro

Strutter's Ball

Suzie Wong

Tuscawilla Tigress

Wind Chimes

For plants

Ameria Dusseldorf's Pride.

Centaura hypoleuca John Coutts

Centaura Montana Blue

Helioptrope white

Siberian iris Butter And Sugar

Extra bulbs

1 Aphrodite double pink asiatic lilium bulb

1 Fata Morgana double yellow asiatic lilium bulb

1 Avalanche summer blooming daffodil bulb

1 Elicheer summer blooming daffodil bulb

1 Grand Soliel d'Or summer blooming daffodil bulb

These spare bulbs just came this past week from Dutch Gardens.

Other bulbs not in orders are Star of Bethlehem. They are numerous this year.

More stuff may be added as we divide but the biggest item and I wish it to bloom first will be the Duchess Du Numours Peony division. I do not do cuttings, it will be a peony division.

Zintal

Comments (18)

  • 20 years ago

    Hi, I was wondering if you would be interested in woodland plants for your named daylilies.(except the stella and purple doro I have those two)I have solaman seal, true and false and even a few varigated,praire trillium, nodding trillium,wild ginger, wood poppy, jack-in-the-pulpit, wild hycinth,trout-lily, hepatica, bloodroot, squirrel corn, purple, yellow, or white violets. PLMK.
    (goldencreek) Susan

  • 20 years ago

    you have e-mail! Thanks!

    Lisa

  • 20 years ago

    Okay I need help. Not being knowledgeable on woodland plants that is. I have a trillium that is bid and red and no spots on the leaves under an ash tree in the middele of my rugosa roses. What type of soil and conditions do trillum like? Same question over the ginger, toad lilies and jack in the pulpit?

    If they are happy in zone 5 almost 4 conditions then yes we can work out a trade for the prairie and nodding trillums and some wild ginger, trout lily and jack in the pulpit but I need to be educated first.

    Thanks
    Zintal

  • 20 years ago

    Hello
    We were working on a trade last year . Can't remember what happened. But you have several Days that caught my eye. PLMK Glenna
    PS. All those woodland plants you ask about .Grow here in alkie soil if that helps.

  • 20 years ago

    Glenna,

    Glad to hear from you! Will continue the trade if you want. Linlily has just claimed the El Desperado, Little Missy on my list for this spring and extra bulbs I had except for Star Of Bethlehem.

    Your stuff is in the garden waiting for you except Anna Warner lost her tag. Will give to you later or you can pick something else if you wish.

    Thanks for the woodlands tip.
    Julianna

  • 20 years ago

    Do you have any Daylilies left to trade? Check my trade list-if you don't se something I may have it but haven't updated yet
    Thanks,
    Lisa

  • 20 years ago

    Lisa,
    Michael Paul is lovely if you have some I would love it and I have stuff still. Not finished updating my list either like I have stuff just popping up out of the ground still. My first tulip was yesterday.

    Julianna

  • 20 years ago

    Hi!

    I am interested in your daylily's. I have reblooming iris mother earth to trade. Please let me know if you are interested.

    Thanks,
    Liz

  • 20 years ago

    interested in your lily bulbs and the daffs. Have Ruby Stella roots just coming up and also 2 nice lilium longiforum bulbs to trade??? Also have snowberry

  • 20 years ago

    Sorry the lilium bulbs and daffodil summer blooming are all gone. So is El Desperado and Little Missy.

    The others are available along with
    Star Of Bethlehem
    Aster Alert
    Armeria Dusseldorfs Pride
    Doronicum
    Centaura Montana blue
    Centaura hypoleceuca 'JOHN COUTTS'
    unknown blue jacob's ladder
    one division of Duchess De Numour Peonia lactiflora
    one division of dark burgundy almost double noname Peonia lactiflora

    Will be more as soon as stuff comes up like
    Viola Freckles and Royal Standard Hosta.

    Zintal

  • 20 years ago

    Hi Zintal,
    Did you get my email earlier this year? I was remisicing about our nice trades of last year.

    I'd love some 'John Coutts' Centaurea if you've still got it.

    I've got some nice hardy Geraniums...seedlings of Geranium 'Brookside', also Geranium nodosum, and always G. phaeum.

    Also check my trade list.
    Best wishes,
    Gata

    Here is a link that might be useful: Gata's trade list

  • 20 years ago

    Glad to hear from you Gata and John Coutts is yours. We will set up something I am sure. Your email was not received so I am glad you got in touch.

    Sorry to those who were in a trade when my hard drive died last year. I lost all info on that trade except what I wrote in my trade list.

    Glenna I think we can piece together the stuff you want. If you still have Baja or the irises like Wabash and MME Chereau,I would like them for I only have one rhizome each of these.

    Thanks.
    Julianna

  • 20 years ago

    Do you still have any of these? Especially interested in the last two. Barbarossa
    Chicago Raspberry
    Chicago Silver
    Final Touch
    Karen Sue
    Rosy Returns
    Strutter's Ball
    Star Of Bethlehem

    Have been looking to add some deep color to the other DL I am just getting from the LA, and a dark edged/eyed DL. New to DL and have yet to see my first bloom from the few I got last year. Very excited about my new addiction.

    hopefully we can work a trade.
    I have many dianthus-most unnamed other than some baby dolls & pink rainbow loveliness. Also have jacob cline monarda and anchusa azurea. Tons of woodlanders like
    jack in the pulpit, maidenhair ferns & others, bishops cap, may apple, buttercups, wood anemone, wild leek, goldenseal,
    bellwort, baby jewelweed sprouts (annual) and the list goes on.

    let me know if any sounds interesting.

    also getting morel mushrooms now...

    thanks
    Abbey

  • 20 years ago

    +
    New list

    Day lilies left some new added as they got divided.
    Bama Music
    Barbarossa
    Better Believe It
    Black Eyed Stella
    Chicago Silver
    Disco Rose
    Final Touch
    Galena Moon
    Galena Star
    Gentle Shepherd
    Happy Returns
    Joylene Nichole
    Karen Sue
    Mardi Gras Parade
    Orange Bounty
    Orangeman
    Purple Doro
    Rosy Returns
    Suzie Wong
    Tuscawilla Tigress
    Wind Chimes

    Plants
    Armeria Dusseldorf's Pride
    Doronicum
    Evening Primrose yellow.
    Centaura Montana Blue
    Heliotrope White
    Heuchera Bressingham's Mixed Pink
    Hosta Royal Standard
    Siberian Iris Butter And Sugar
    unknown jacob's ladder
    Viola Freckles
    Viola Royal Robe
    Viola White Czar

  • 20 years ago

    I would also be interested in Mardi Gras Parade as well as the things mentioned above. I also could devide my toadlily as another option (grown from seed).
    Let me know if anything sounds interesting from my 1st post.
    Thanks Abbey

  • 20 years ago

    Sorry, I am not into woodland plants that can be invasive. I am interested in trillium and gingeroot but have not heard back from the one who offered it. Not sure if Jack In the Pulpit can live under pine trees bordering a lawn my father likes to add lime to. We have wild plants in our woods so not really needing much. Toad lily sounds interesting and not something I have seen in our wooded area. We have fields and wet lands that goes into a forested area.

    I am Out of
    Bama Music
    Barbarossa
    Chicago Raspberry
    Chicago Silver
    Disco Rose
    El Desperado
    Final Touch
    Galena Star
    Mauna Loa
    Suzie Wong
    Wind Chimes

    Out of Armeria Dusseldorf's Pride
    Aster Alert
    Star Of Bethlehem
    Summer Blooming Daffodils and Asiatic lilium bulbs.

    I do have Glenna's stuff but we need to set up the trade and do addresses or I must release the items.

    I need my garden not to be a bunch of potted up plants and soon.

    Thanks.

  • 20 years ago

    Hi...Please check my list for a possible trade.

    ~Kim

  • 20 years ago

    I have 30-40 cultivars of pink/purple daylilies and would be interested in trades of similar lilies. Please let me know what you have and I'll be happy to share mine. Thanks, Cathy

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