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20 years ago

What are you sending?

Forgive my latin, can't find my glasses.

I'm sending -

Royal Ensign 'Convolvulus tricolor' (2 packets)

Baby Blue Eyes 'Nemophilia menziesii' (8 packets)

Giant White Moonflower 'Ipomoea Alba' (2 packets)

Yellow-flower Lamb's Ear 'Stachys citrina' (5 packets)

The Torch aka: Mexican Sunflower 'Tithonia rotundifolia' (6 packets)

Yellow Morning Glory *rare* (already promised to give to Eduarda and Tracy)

Sweet Peas (18 packets) colors and varieties to come soon

Mother of Thousands 'Bryophyllum daigremontianum' (6 packets)

White Swan Coneflower 'Echinacea' (almost set seed)

Maybe more, depending on seed setting.

Edna

Comments (53)

  • 20 years ago

    Wow. I wish I'd known about this swap back in early August when my candytuft and nigella and bachelor's buttons were going to seed.

    But I have lots of electric blue larkspur, and a few garlic chives. Maybe a couple more things in a couple of weeks.

  • 20 years ago

    Hi,
    There will be others so this is just the list of definites because I have enough for everyone and more,lol.
    Baptisia(False Indigo)
    Campanula latifolia(Great Bellflower)
    Heirloom tomatoes
    Blue Lupine
    Gilia Capitata(Bluehead/Globe Gilia)
    Siberian Iris
    Datura(White Moonflower)
    Malva moschata alba(White Musk Mallow)
    Remy

  • 20 years ago

    So far I have:

    Scarlet Runner Bean
    Jacobs Ladder
    Pink Manarda
    Lavender Obedient Plant
    Royal Candle Speedwell
    Malva Moschata (pink)
    Columbine mixed
    Light Blue Delph
    Lupin (two tone pink)

  • 20 years ago

    Here's what I packed up so far:

    chinese lanterns- 1
    poached egg plant- 1
    salpiglossis grandiflora- 1
    lavatera silver cup- 1
    morning glory heavenly blue- 1
    convolvulus tricolor royal ensign- 2
    cleome cherry queen- 3
    plains coreopsis- 2
    strawflower mix- 3
    scabiosa- 1
    datura inoxia- 1
    datura wrightii- 1
    zinnia state fair- 1
    zinnia persian carpet- 3
    bachelor button jubilee- 1
    black eye susan- 1
    nicotiana:
    white- 2
    pink- 3
    sylvestris- 3
    baby's breath- 1
    lavendar peony poppy- 5
    balsam impatiens camellia mix- 2
    portulaca sundial mix- 2
    nigella miss jekyll- 3
    cosmos sensation- 1
    larkspur purple mix- 3
    mexican hat- 4
    marigold french jaguar- 4
    datura stramonium v. tatula- 6

    More to come IF, IF, it ever stops raining

  • 20 years ago

    Wow - you guys have saved a ton! I've been busy, and plus I'm not sure which other things I have will grow true from seed. I do have (as previously mentioned, but included here for convenience):

    Linum perenne - blue flax

    Coreopsis - possibly Mayfield

    I'm not sure if I'll be able to get anything else - I hope its ok to play with just a little bit! I do have about 4 or 5 packets of each of those.

  • 20 years ago

    Irene, That's the beauty of the seed exchange -- the seeds we have are literally EXTRA. We're happy for someone who doesn't have as much to get them. I have a lot of seeds, but am actually getting rid of my perennials so I can have only annuals. Therefore I have a lot of what I don't want anymore. :)

    And now I want your larkspur! LOL!

    Lime

  • 20 years ago

    Whoops, I meant FLAX, not Larkspur.

    Sorry,

    Lime

  • 20 years ago

    Wow, You guys are making mine look extra boring. I am not about to type all teh scientific names, because, well I am just not that good! Anyways here it is.

    Hollyhocks
    wave petunias
    upright petunias
    duntra moonflower (white)
    marigolds
    dwarf sweet williams
    arizone sun blanket flowers
    black-eye suzans
    columbines
    Harlem poppies.
    and anything else I can round up!

    I have a bunch of mystery seed that my neighbor gave me but I won't be sending those because I have no idea what they are and she doesn't remember. I don't even know if they are all the same flowers! :0)

  • 20 years ago

    I've forgotten some of what I'm sending, I got them ready so long ago!!

    I know there are 4'Oclocks (for the scent!)
    nigella (pink and blue mix)
    two types of ratibida
    two types of native rudbeckias
    some purple hyacinth bean vines (for those who don't want to grow the morning glories)
    Abelmoschus: coral
    Lathyrus Odorata "Cupiani" Sweet Pea
    Strawflowers in pastel colors: great for cutting!
    Nigella: transformer
    Aquilegia and semi-aquilegia: various types
    Penstemon: smalli and digitalis, both native and very hardy!

    And there is always more. I'm always collecting seeds both common and more unusual from the garden for you all to try!!

    GGG

  • 20 years ago

    Lime -

    Glad to hear! I have to admit, while I love my blue flax, I've been getting sick of it - I'm not planning on bringing any of it to the new house!

  • 20 years ago

    Anyone want seeds for Catalpa speciosa? It is the most beautiful tree I've ever seen when in bloom. The flowers are white with spotted throat, look just like an orchid and VERY fragrant. My neighbors tree is full of seeds at the moment and I can grab some.

  • 20 years ago

    Nora Barlow
    Maltese Cross
    Mallow Pink
    Chives
    Poppies Purple ones and orange ones
    Cosmos Pink
    Two kinds of radish if they will hurry up and dry out! Been seed pods for ever!
    Lupine

    I have several beans for baking and soup that I bought from work I planted several of them and they all came up. But I did not grow these seeds. They are organic and grown in Maine--lots of cool kinds, 9 types in all if anyone is interested in them I will package them up for trading....

    So far this is all I think I will be having to send....

  • 20 years ago

    leasa,
    are any of the beans pretty and fast growing. I need something faster for the tripod in my kids' fairy garden. I put hyacinth bean vine this year and it finally looks good- 2 weeks before frost, LOL!

  • 20 years ago

    We're now entering our fall growing season, so most of my flowers are just now starting to bloom after being dormant most of the summer. Hopefully I will have these seeds in time for the seed swap:

    Globe Amaranthus
    Cosmos "Bright Lights"
    Cosmos "White Swan"
    Verbena - pale lavender
    Garlic Chives
    4 O'Clocks - hot pink
    Lantana - confetti and red/orange mix
    Penta - hot pink
    Zinnias - large, bright orange-yellow
    Profusion Zinnias - orange
    Cut & Come Again Zinnias - purple
    Datura - white
    Salvia Coccinea
    Esperanza

    Marilyn

  • 20 years ago

    This is just a quick list for me - no scientific names yet though I will try to get those on the packets.

    purple foxglove - 25 packets
    convoluvus - 4 packets
    white rose campion - 28 packets
    mystery seed for which I'm going to post a picture later for help in identifying - 10 packets
    mixed pink and purple columbine - 31 packets

    still left to package up:
    white reblooming foxglove
    portulaca - mixed colors
    forget-me-nots
    french lavendar

    I don't have a huge variety but most of the things I do have, I have lots of seeds.

    Also, I was so enamored with someone's photo of crimson clover this past spring that I bought a pound of it off the internet. That was the smallest size I could find, and it's way more than I want, so if anyone else is interested I could include some of that seed.

    I'm so excited, I feel like a kid at Christmas.

    fiwa

  • 20 years ago

    I hope I get some of those harlem poppies, butter_fly!!!
    I forgot what all I'm sending, but it's almost 100 packets...

    Amanda 'romando'

  • 20 years ago

    oooo, I'll ditto that. Didn't see those, thanks amanda ;)

  • 20 years ago

    tastefullyjulie,

    I'm not sure how they will grow, I planted jacob's cattle, calypso, black turtle, red kidney, cranberry, king early, (that one might be a good one!) a green one that begins with f sorry I forgot the French name of it, and two others I can't remember the names right now. A small light beige one did not sprout the rest came up and are growing good, it will frost on them before I ever get any beans!!! but I wanted to be sure they would sprout and grow.
    Want me to put in some of them for you? anyone else?
    Leasa

  • 20 years ago

    Leasa,
    I would love to get beans!
    Remy

  • 20 years ago

    I have tons of seeds - can I get in on this trade???If so please let me know, Susan

  • 20 years ago

    Susan, you need to email the original poster for her address. But I think she's on her honeymoon so she probably won'y get back to you for a week or so.

  • 20 years ago

    I have a silly Cottage question, however here is goes -
    Anyone have Horseradish seeds? I've had a terrible time trying to find roots or seeds.

    Edna

  • 20 years ago

    Remy,

    I will send beans and put your name on one of each packet. They will not be in the fancy envelopes I made up for the poppies and other flowers though!!

    Leasa

    Edna,

    I will ask my neighbor if I can dig up one of her horseradish and see if it looks like the good kind to eat. I do not see any seeds on them, but if it is good smelling like the food one I will send it to you. It is no where near as big as the one I dug up and sent off to someone a few years ago.

    Leasa

  • 20 years ago

    Hi!

    So far I've packed up

    Abelmoschus manihot
    Buddleia lindleyana
    Poppies Atlantica and somniferum 'Lauren's Grape'
    Scabiosa ochroleuca
    Salvia 'Lady in Red'
    Monarda 'Panorama' red
    Purple Liatris
    Joe Pye weed
    Daylily seed mix, named parents, pink/peach/lavender mostly
    Centrantherum intermedium Brazilian Buttons
    White Cleome
    Sidalcea 'Elsie Heugh' pink mini hollyhock
    Ammi majus - wonderful plant!
    Astilbe 'Bridal Veil', taquetti syperba and pink/white mix arendsii hybrids
    Impatiens pallida Pale Touch Me Not
    various Aquilegia
    Dianthus barbatus Tall Sweet Williams mixed colors
    Digitalis ferruginea Rusty Foxglove
    Red Trumpet Vine
    Oenothera glazioviana 'Tina James'
    Gentiana septemfida
    Rudbeckia 'Goldstrum'

    Hope to include
    Cimicifuga racemosa white bugbane
    Ceratotheca triloba S African foxglove lavender
    Amsonia tabernaemontana Willow-leaved Bluestars
    Agastache Hyssop 'Heather'
    Chelone glabra Turtleheads pink
    Heuchera 'Sioux Falls'
    Cynoglossum Chinese Forget Me Not
    Pennyroyal
    Perilla
    Heliotrope 'Marine'
    Marigold tall cream, can't remember variety just now
    Talinum 'Kingswood Gold' Jewels of Opar - These are the cutest!
    American bittersweet
    Magenta Rose Campion

    Probably some more. Anybody want native Sambucus, wild Elderberry? Beautiful bush!

    I would love white rose campion!

    Barb

  • 20 years ago

    Thank you Leasa! Don't worry about the packaging, lol.

  • 20 years ago

    Barb,

    I'll be making my wishlist out of your seeds!

  • 20 years ago

    Here's a partial list from my garden:

    Asclepias Physocarpus
    Asclepias Asperula (green Antelope)
    Single purple hollyhock
    Lavender gem zinnia
    Bright Lights Cosmos
    Rain lily
    Cypress Vine
    Hero Spry French Marigold
    Janie French Marigold
    Purple Liatris
    mystery yellow hardy hibiscus (poss. H. Dasycalyx)
    asst. datura
    native persimmon (Diospyros virginiana)

    That's all I can think of right now.

    **Edna-have you checked your local Asian market for horseradish roots? They usually have some.

    HW

  • 20 years ago

    Diwa

    Your Crimson Clover is on my want list!

    Barb - your German okra too.

    And GGG's semiaquilegia - yummm

    Julie - your strawflower mix - something the Asian beaver won't eat!

    And already that's 4!

    Barb

  • 20 years ago

    Barb
    will put your name on one of the German okra packs. You will love this veggie.
    Barb

  • 20 years ago

    pansyface2006 (barb)-is the German okra the large kind? If so-I would love to get some!!! We eat a lot of okra, and this sounds wonderful!

    Sherri

  • 20 years ago

    OK, folks - ta da!!! Final list, seeds off to Julie.

    Abelmoschus manihot
    Ammi majus - wonderful plant!
    Amsonia tabernaemontana - Willow-leaved Blue Star
    Antirrhinum braun-blanquetti - perennial Snapdragon
    Aquilegia - several, incl. dbl pink; white from 'Irish Elegance'; 'William Guinness' (aka'Magpie'); 'Nora Barlow' white
    Buddleia lindleyana - Butterfly Bush
    Campsis radicans - Red Trumpet Vine
    Centrantherum intermedium - Brazilian Buttons
    Ceratotheca triloba - S. African Foxglove, lavender
    Cheiranthus cheiri 'BloodRed' - Wallflower
    Cleome, white
    Cimicifuga racemosa - Bugbane, Fairy Candles, wild
    Dianthus barbatus Tall Sweet Williams mixed
    Dianthus carthusianorum - Clusterhead Pinks
    Digitalis ferruginea - Rusty Foxglove
    Digitalis purpurea - Foxglove, pink
    Digitalis trojana
    Eupatorium purpurea - Joe Pye Weed
    Hemerocallis -Daylily seed mix, named parents, pink/peach/lavender mostly
    Heuchera 'Sioux Falls'
    Impatiens pallida - Pale Touch Me Not
    Marigold 'Kilamanjaro' tall, almost white
    Mentha pulegium - Pennyroyal
    Monarda didyma - 'Panorama' red
    Oenothera glazioviana 'Tina James'
    Penstemon tubaeflorus - White Plains Beardtongue
    Perilla frutescens - Shizo
    Poppy Atlantica
    Poppy, Shirley mixed
    Poppy somniferum 'Lauren's Grape'
    Rudbeckia hirta 'Goldsturm' - Black Eyed Susan
    Rudbeckia hirta - Black Eyed Susan, wild
    Salvia 'Lady in Red'
    Sambucus canadensis - Elderberry, wild
    Scabiosa ochroleuca
    Tomato 'Cherokee Purple'
    Veronica longifolia

    and I could swear I put some other foxgloves in there, maybe 'Pam's Choice', most likely.

    Barb

  • 20 years ago

    Oh foof! I forgot some. Gotta stop keeping multiple lists.

    I sent also:

    Amaranth 'Hot Biscuits'
    Aquilegia beidermeier
    Cardiospermum - Love in a Puff
    Celosia 'Flamingo Feather' pink
    Centaurea macrocephela - Lemon Fluff
    Clematis paniculata - Sweet Autumn Clematis
    Cornus florida - White Flowering Dogwood berries
    Dianthus 'Rainbow Loveliness'
    Dianthus barbatus - Dwarf Mixed - from a deep red plant
    Digitalis x mertonensis - Strawberry Foxglove
    Blue Flax - wildflower
    Godetia - Satin Flower, mixed
    Impatiens capensis - jewel weed - spotted touch-me-not
    Limnanthes douglasii - Fried Eggs
    Lupinus succulente - Arroyo Lupine
    Primrose, yellow
    Pyrethrum 'James Kelway'
    Blue Mist Spirea

    Barb

  • 20 years ago

    Holy smokes, Barb . . . woohoo!!! we'll be rolling in seeds.

    Thank you!
    Edna

  • 20 years ago

    I learned a lesson about cats and assuming they can't get into certain cupboards where seed are drying (and also that they love to roll around in said seed and knock it out of the trays and mix it into a huge mess). I'm going to throw the resulting mixture into a tilled area in back and see what happens, lol.

    I do have the following (some from harvesting and others from extra seed from purchases.
    14 packs Yellow Evening Primrose (warning - heavy reseeder)
    6 packs Poached Egg plant
    3 packs Mini-Lupine - mixed colors
    4 packs Marigold - orange and red, large flower
    5 packs Clarkia - pink
    11 packs Hardy Hibiscus - pink with red throat

    Would also offer two seed-covered cats, but my hubby's kind of attached to them, lol.

  • 20 years ago

    Sent off-
    painted daisies
    lady's mantle
    rose champion
    gas plant
    pinks
    poppies-double red
    poppies-Queen Alexandra
    red hollyhocks
    nigella
    catmint
    asters
    zinnias
    basket of gold
    sunflowers
    violas
    Kiss me over the fence Kate

    There are more but I forgot what I sent.
    Some of seeds from Mom and Grandma Fran.


    I am forgetting what I had for breakfast too.:.)

  • 20 years ago

    I have a lot of the red swamp hibiscus. It is the kind with the (3) thin leaves. Very pretty, and got at least 7-9 feet tall. Tons of seeds.

  • 20 years ago

    *GASPS* Do you mean Texas Star Hibiscus????? I want some! I had one that the bunnies ate down to the ground and it was just a baby. I don't think it will be back next year.

  • 20 years ago

    Here's what I'm sending today. This has been my first time saving seeds and I've loved it! Of course, my husband and kids think I'm nuts (wait...can I send nuts?) but I'm only having fun, right?? Woohoo...off to the post office!

    6 packets of each

    Blazing Star Liatris
    Periwinkle (mixed)
    Breadseed Poppy (crimson)
    Purple Coneflower
    Purple Fountain Grass
    Hardy Hibiscus(white w/red center)
    Cypress Vine

    Everyone have a great day!
    Shawna

  • 20 years ago

    My list is unbelievably small compared to yours, but I don't grow that many flowers (other than roses) and, like Marilyn, the Summer heat did a lot of damage, so seed production was very low. Anyway, I sent what I have and that was:

    - Purple liatris
    - Pink Joe Pye Weed
    - Coreopsis grandiflora
    - Judas Tree

    I had hoped to send white and blue agapanthus as well, and I actually collected the seed heads, but we have had a series of diluvian weeks (I know, I know, I was complaining about the heat a while ago) and I'm afraid the seeds are not completely dry. I'll see if I can save some once our weather gets a bit drier (they are protected), but I'm not too sure. If anyone is really interested in them just let me know and I'll see what I can salvage.

    Edna, I'm sending a pack of the Judas Tree especially for you. I remember your triplets from last year and that only one survived, so if you want to try triplets again this year you'll have the chance :-) Seed production on the tree was much better this year than the last one, so hopefully the seeds will be even better.

    Later I will have some more goodies - pittosporum tobira and cassia - but their seeds are not ripe yet, so I couldn't include them in the swap. Again, if anyone is interested, let me know and when the time comes I will send some directly to the interested people.

    I don't know about you, but this seed swap seems to mark the beginning of the holiday season for me :-)

    Eduarda

  • 20 years ago

    Ha! My list is smaller than yours, Eduarda! I have mostly roses and a handful of companions. I'm not very good at harvesting seeds - will have to do better next year.

    So the only thing I've sent are some 'America' sweet peas.

    Anne

  • 20 years ago

    OK OK I give in!

    I have this gardening addiction, and I told myself I wasn't going to get too carried away next year, but . . . . . in reading your lists I was drooling so much I almost ruined my keyboard. I think it was the red swamp hibiscus that pushed me over the edge, all those red plants for my red bed. Sigh, I'm in.

    Unfortunately it has not stopped raining in MONTHS so everything is so wet. I don't have a big seed list to send, but I have a big list of wants after reading this. Here goes:

    ornamental pepper "black prince" (black foliage, patent leather black peppers)
    sweet williams "sooty" - dark red and blooms a long time
    rudbeckia "irish eyes" - very tall, light yellow with green eye
    maximilian sunflower - TALL and perennial
    verbena bonariensis
    ligularia othello

  • 20 years ago

    Hi all

    I'm a little late posting what I sent for the trade. You all put me to shame with using such specific latin names and for sending so MUCH!!

    This is my first tim edoign this- I hope my seeds WORK and arent dead! I THINK they are ok!

    Here is what I sent:

    6 envelopes of pink coneflower
    2 envelopes of a very wild native black eyed susan
    ( this one is very cool- nothing eats it and it spreads well.. good for any rockgardens or deer/groundhog problem areas! they eat my other susans but not this one)

    6 envevlopes of another blackeyed susan. This one is more typical at the garden centers.

    1 envelope with jsut a FEW seeds from my tall purple phlox. I think it is called Nikki ( about 3 feet high)

    1 enevelope with a FEW red crocosmia seeds ( i think Lucifer)

    7 envelopes of Cardinal flower ( Queen somthing was the name- dont recall entirely) it has red foliage/stems and flowers. very nice plants and the envelopes are heavy on the seed! the seed was surprising tiny!!)

    11 envelopes of my Columbine- you all saw pics of it in spring. I think it is likely Mckanna Giant- I ant promise what color or hybrid of colors you will get from the seeds!
    Mine change slighty each year!

    1 envelope of garlic chives

    9 envelopes of a VERY pretty pure white bearded iris. It's a great medium size. Not HUGE and not those tiny ones.it has some yellow bread fuzz but thr rest is pure white. It may be my favorite! it is so elegant.

    if anyone gets my seeds and wants pics- please let me know. I wanst organized enough to send pics with them. Everything I sent is perrenial in my zone 6 ( and probably 5-9!)

    I'm so excited :) You all have great lists - I may have to redo my wish list for Tracy. Ooops

  • 20 years ago

    Friend I hope I get your purple phlox. They are my fav. Great selection you guys.

  • 20 years ago

    I can not wait!

    Where my spuds have gone the past three years will be my new friendship garden!!!!!!

    Oh Goodie!!!

    I bought white plastic tags to be sure and know who send what seeds so they can get credit for he beautiful blooms!!!!!!

    Leasa

    PS I hope some of them are winter sows......

  • 20 years ago

    Hi all,
    I sent in more than 100 seed pkgs.! There were lots of multiples of course. Funny thing is I look back at what I wrote, I added on to the list, and I don't think I put Siberian Iris in, lol. Maybe I did? I'm losing my mind: )
    And if anyone can't read my writing on my pkgs., please email me.
    Leasa,
    Most everything I sent are wintersowers. And I did put in the columbine seeds for you.
    Remy

  • 20 years ago

    Butter_fly,

    if you tell Tracy you want it- since you are the first to request it- you'll probably get it. I just got some wild phlox that grows rampant out here from a neighbor. i'm putting it in my ock/wildflower garden.. Next year i'll get seeds form that too for you. :)

    Oh- and the butterflies and hummingbird moths love NIkki phlox too.:) that must be why you like it.

  • 20 years ago

    Oh Gosh, I am so worried you guys are going to be bored with my seeds. I sent some pretty boring stuff, but it was all I had!
    Black Eyed Susan
    Pink Coneflower
    Magenta Rose Campion
    Sunny Boy Marigolds
    Larkspur-electric blue
    peach digitalis
    Feverfew
    Shasta Daisies
    Pink and Red Hollyhocks
    Grandpa Ott Morning Glories- gorgeous purple color!
    Profusion Zinnias
    Lamb's Ear
    White Hyssop

    I think that is it! Hopefully you guys want some of these!
    Excited to see what I get- I'll do better next year collecting early!

  • 20 years ago

    threeorange-

    I dont think those are bopring at all.. I happen to LOVE all daises and wildflowers of all kinds.
    Exotic stuff if nice to have but sometime syou want the old reliables in mass quantities.. so it's good to get those seeds and i sent in the "borings" too. :)

  • 20 years ago

    I think they all sound faboulous. This is going to be a great swap. I am so excited!

  • 20 years ago

    For some reason or other I just realized that this message thread was here!!! Just a TAD late since I sent in my seeds eons ago. Well in any case this is what I sent in.
    Birdhouse gourds Â2 packs
    Baptisia Australia
    Zinia
    Gloriosa Daisy
    Perennial Sweet Pea
    Heliopsis Scabra-3 packs
    Perennial Aster,Purple-2
    Balsalm Impatiens-2 packs
    Hyacynth Bean Vine
    Okra, Hill Country Red Giant-2 packs
    Shasta Daisy Perennial
    Canna Â4 packs
    Four OÂClocks Red
    Cleome, Annual Violet Queen

    I think this is going to be such a dynamite trade and I am so excited!!!
    I am Joann from Levittown if you want to match me up on the other list!

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