Hey Gardenwebbers---
I have a few of the above-mentioned plants for trade:
L. orvala is a BIG clumping perennial---mine is about 2' high and wide. It doesn't run, doesn't seed aggressively and with its' dark green foliage and rosy pink flowers, it's eyecatching and just a great garden plant. It likes partial shade and a fair bit of moisture. Mine is in dryish soil, and it sulked in the recent heat. I have 7 of these to trade.
http://hayefieldhouse.com/2008/05/31/three-neat-plants-late-may/
The other is a BIG tropical looking geranium from the Canary Islands. This bad boy is almost 4' high when flowering, and has medium pink flowers with a darker eye. It's been in flower for a long time in my garden...
I have 3 of these to trade.
http://www.heronswood.com/featured_whats-new/geranium-palmatum/
All plants are in 4'" pots.
I'm looking for Epimediums, interesting groundcovers, vines, alpines or cool/unusual plants. Whatcha got?
~Lisa
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