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HAVE: For Issaquah:

19 years ago

Hi---

Here's a partial list of what I'll be bringing to the swap:

Galtonia viridiflora (2 y.o. bulbs, several bulbs per pot)(5 pots)

Aristea ecklonii (1 y.o. seedlings, several per pot)(8 pots)

Paradisea liliastrum (2 y.o. seedlings, several per pot)(5 pots)

Anoomatheca laxa (1 y.o. seedlings, several per pot)(2 pots)

Trachycarpus fortunei/Chinese windmill palm (3 y.o. seedlings)(5)

Codonopsis tangshen (2)

Variegated Kwanzo daylily (nice white striping on the foliage)(4)

Aralia chinensis (these get HUGE, and sucker....)(3)

Primula polyantha 'Mahogany Sunrise' (syn. 'Gold Lace'?)(3)

*I'm primarily looking for unusual garden plants, Epimediums, fragrant things and species Iris....but I can be tempted. Whatcha got?

~Lisa

Comments (14)

  • 19 years ago

    Hello,

    That is an amazing list!! I'm drooling. Could I have some Aristea ecklonii and two of the variegated Kwanzo daylily? Please check my list and let me know what I can bring you.

    thanks,
    Andrea

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa, I would be interested in one of your Anoomatheca laza plants. I will e-mail you. karen

  • 19 years ago

    Andrea, I'll email you directly, and put your name on the Aristea and Daylilies...
    And Karen, I'll save you a pot of Anomatheca. :o)

    ~Lisa

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa,

    Just in case the garden web email isn't working (I guess folks have been having trouble with it lately) my email is cakbradford@comcast.net

    thanks!
    Andrea

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa,
    I would love to have one of the Trachycarpus fortunei/Chinese windmill palm and an Anoomatheca laxa. I don't have anything unusual or fragrant to trade, but take a look at my list and let me know if you can use anything.

    Thanks,
    Judy

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa,

    I would be interested in Trachycarpus fortunei/Chinese windmill palm and Anomatheca laxa , take a look at my list under have for Iss trade and see if there is anything that interests you. Let me know.

    Sangeeta

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa, did you ever get my e-mail? Karen

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Karen, just responded to it, thanks...
    And Sangeeta, the Anomathecas have been spoken for, but I'll put your name on a windmill palm.
    Judy, I've got your name on those two---

    ~Lisa

  • 19 years ago

    Lisa, did you receive my email? I wouold like a windmill palm and rice paper plant for twinflower, iris delavayi, and a lilium pulmilum. email me Susan

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa,
    I would love the last windmill palms, if there are still any available. I'll be digging tomorrow, so I'll let you know what I come up with. Also, would you happen to have a little start of sedum palmerii? The dang blasted deer ate the start you gave me last year. Still have stems, but no 'leaves'.
    Thanks,
    Teresa

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Lisa,

    I never received an email from you. I sent you one with a few other things I have, did you receive it?

    -Andrea

  • 19 years ago

    Hi Susan, yes, that sounds great. The tetrapanax is still dormant, so not sure if I can get a viable sucker, but I'll know more this weekend. If not, we may have to wait til later in the year for the rice paper plant...
    Andrea, I'll look over your Have list again and email you tonight...
    And Teresa, I'll bring you a Windmill palm and some Sedum palmeri cuttings---they should root with no problems.
    Sorry 'bout the delay in emails, guys---I'm using a friend's computer, as mine is on the fritz.
    See you all soon!

    ~Lisa

  • 19 years ago

    Lisa, thanks, and we can certainly trade later for the rice paper plant. Do you have any primula 'mahogany sunrise' left? If so, I would love some.

    The mayapple sounds great too, I'll also bring some devil's club cuttings. Susan

  • 19 years ago

    Lisa is there anything on my list that interests you? I've been looking for small starts of ginko to bonsai if you happen to have any right now.