I too have an update after 4 days of working in the garden!

Centranthus ruber is all spoken for - sorry

achillea - pink pastel
centaurea montana - mountain bluet
convallaria - lilly of the valley
coreopsis verticallata - threadleaf coreopsis
dendranthema - 'Clara Curtis'
polygonatum (biflorum?) - plain solomon's seal
stachys byzantina - lambs ears

Did I mention that I have some wild columbine? TONS!!!

Beth

Beth, I'll take all the wild columbine you can spare, and Callirhoe if you still have some. I have acres of woodlands to repopulate. I tried sending you an email; I guess it didn't make it. Please email me at spanaval at yahoo dot com.

I'm really looking forward to attending the swap again this year! Things are still popping up, but here's what I have for sure right now:

Forsythia
Corkscrew Vine (vigna caracalla) seedlings
Passiflora Incarnata seedlings
Lily of the Valley
Bee Balm (unknown color)
Creeping Thyme
Orange ditch lilies
Black-eyed Susan vine (thunbergia alata) seedlings
Jacob's Ladder (budding now and looks to be mostly white with a few purple)
Ozark Sundrops (oenothera macrocarpa)
Thornless raspberries
Variegated Vinca Major
Mint: peppermint, spearmint
Night Blooming Jasmine (small rooted cuttings)
Luffa (angled and smooth)
Bittermelon
Cucumber "Diva"
Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry
Miltomato "Vallisto"
Ping Tung eggplant
Tromboncino squash
Orangeglo watermelon

Tomatoes (all small seedlings, only one or two of each):
Cherokee Purple
Opalka
Kellogg's Breakfast
Brandy Boy
Ernesto
Rinaldo
Ernie's Plump
Kimberly
Black Plum
Kalman's Hungarian Pink

Figs (rooted cuttings, one of each):
Panachee
Brown Turkey
May also have Alma and Celeste, if they start showing roots soon

I'll probably bring some extra wintersown seedlings as well (zinnias, dahlias, cosmos, agastasche, impatiens, marigolds, etc.).

--Jean

Jean, I'd love a corkscrew vine. Please email me at dkilcullen at cox dot net and we can see what I could bring you.
Diana

Here's my HAVE list:

campanula trachelium

clematis maximowicziana (or whatever they're calling sweet autumn vine these days)

Ispahan - damask rose. Once bloomer, vigorous, healthy, fabulously fragrant, finished by the time the JBs arrive. Big rooted plants

seedlings: I pot the seedlings up with several plants in a pot, easy to separate.

annual sunflowers for cutting (shorter, branched plants):
Moulin Rouge
Valentine

annual sunflowers for treating with caution (very large):
Mammoth
Lemon Queen

zinnias
Pompon
Pinwheel
Pulcino

marigold 'Lemon Gem'

"strawberry" foxglove That's what the commercial seed package says, but I don't know whether they're just pink d. purpurea or d. mertonensis

digitalis alba

digitalis purpurea 'Glittering Prizes'

broom corn

centranthus ruber

cheiranthus allionii (charming orange annual wallflower)

corydalis sempervirens

'Amish Paste' tomatoes

nemesia 'KLM' and 'Mello' (blue and white and red and white)

lychnis flos jovis - not the same as l. coronaria but clearly related.

sage - for eating

Additional haves:

Hardy ice plant
Monarda (red/wine color)
Iris (unk color/s)

Additional haves:

Hardy ice plant
Monarda (red/wine color)
Iris (unk color/s)

Gardenweb is way glitchy today.

Forgive the duplicates.

A few added "haves" for anyone that wants them.

Star of Bethlehem bulbs in bloom - Ornithogalum unbellatum
Rose Campion- Lychnis coronaria
Hosta- all green
Phlox- Tall pink (maturity 3ft) starter plants

Seeds from 2006 Artichoke.. ornamental I think
Milkweed
Black hollyhock

Anyone interested in pond plants besides foodeefish? They are kind of a pain to pack and bring unless I know someone will be interested in them. (Don't worry, foodeefish, I'll bring yours!)

How 'bout houseplants? I have some extra tropical foliage plants I really don't have room for.

One more addition to my have list:

Castor bean seedlings

WARNING: When they will set seeds, the seeds are highly poisonous to pets and kids (and adults too). The foliage is also somewhat poisonous. Poisonous only if you eat them, not to the touch.

My dog has developed a taste for grazing on the foliage, so I have decided not to plant these. Anyone want them? They get quite tall very fast, good for a tropicalismo bed.

As of today (4/29/07), here's what I will be bringing:
achillea (pink, white)
phlox
foxgloves
columbines

I have a kidney shape plastic pond liner- It's approximately 2.2' X 4.5'.

I am willing to trade for vegetale plants- tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant, any veggies.

As a "seasoned" newbie having attended the last 2 swaps, I still am not up to speed with the proper latin names of most plants. I have the following to trade:

Varigated leaf Liriope
Iris-medium purple

Also noticed an interest in bunny manure--we use in our organic vegetable garden, so I have a limited amount I could bring.

Hey Bunlover, send me an email. I have at least one of your wants.

KimKa
Kim.Kaplan"at"ARS.USDA.GOV

Here's an update:

My tomato seedling crop has been really poor this year for some reason. I will have several, though. I will also have a few sweet peppers, and some roses:

- A huge "Banshee" - pink, fragrant, once-bloomer. Henrietta, do you want it for your rose hedge?

- A smaller "Banshee"

- a "Shailer's Provence"

- a couple of very small plants of the noisette Crepuscle - note that if you live in Zone 6 it probably will be too cold for it

I will also have assorted seeds and gardening magazines, and some unidentified iris and maybe some other things I dug up for the fall swap that I missed.

Janet M. might have some plants for me to bring along, as she can't make it to the swap.

I think my mystery shrub is a spirea. It grows to about waist height (but I think it should have been cut back severely in the fall) and has tiny pink flowers that don't last very long. I have three or four bushes of it that really need a new home. If you want the largest bush in all it's glory, let me know, otherwise, I'm going to cut them all back, divide them and plop them in pots (I'll leave a branch or two for identification, though). I really hope someone wants this - they're nice bushes but in the wrong place in the yard and we just don't like them.

Lynne zachsmom at iname dot com

beagler1776 - did you get my email?

Adding to my haves:
Ornamental Grass "Dwarf Hamlin"
Creeping Jenny (coming out my ears; thanks all!)
Monarda "Raspberry Wine" (aggressive reseeder)
Monarda "Mahogany" (slow grower, I have less)
Monarda "Jacob Klein" (LynnT...?)
Plume Poppy (aggressive reseeder, but lacey yellow flowers)
Helianthus (AGGRESSIVE reseeder, but electric yellow)
In Vlad's honor, if someone's looking for really nice strawberry plants? Let me know. Not only do I have some to share, but I'm heading down to help Erick pot up for the swap.

I'm going to have a bunch of this stuff, so don't worry about me running out. I'm willing to travel later to share.

Christine

Hi,

I have lots more things growing then I thought. Here is my updated list.

Azalea - large white (only ones the result of layering can be brought to swap)
Barberry
Catmint
ornamental grass - zebra grass
Nandina domestica - Heavenly Bamboo (too big to bring to swap)
Achillea (not sure of color)
Varigated vinca vine
Evergreen vinca
Monarda (dark pink)
Liriope
Zebra Grass
Hosta (unknown what type)
Tomato seedlings (cherry type mixed - yellow pear, jelly bean, gardeners delight)
Wild Red Raspberries
Winter sown - white butterfly bush (very very small)

I have four small clumps of St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum).

habitatzee aT yahoo dot com

I apologize for not posting sooner -- I am studying for a certification exam next Wednesday, and don't know how much time I will have to dig. Check my GW wants list if there is anything you GOTTA have now; I will be happy to have visitors in June for shovel tours (after the next two exams are done, and when the iris will be better divided).

For now I have:
Monarda Blackberry Wine
solid-green hosta plantagenaria (fragrant blooms)
hellebore orientalis seedlings
giant burnet (related to salad burnet -- ornamental bronze mound for part-shade)
hellebore foetidissima
seedling viburnum serrata (nice shrub)

if someone wants, I can bring
iris tectorum (japanese roof iris, blue or white)
marsh marigold
tovara virginica "painter's palette"
solidago Fireworks
large miscellaneous seedling-origin phlox (probably magenta)

LynnT

Now I learn that I will need to be at a lab Saturday morning -- if there is anything people really need from my list, I will try to get them to Christine's house on Thursday evening or Friday. Sorry, gang!

Lynn

Sorry to be so late. I have
 Perennial ageratum, Eupatorium coelestinum
 Saxifraga stolonifera (Mother-of-Thousands, Strawberry Geranium)
 jerusalem artichokes
 Mountain mint, Pycnanthemum virginianum
 Marsh marigold
 Basil seedlings (Genovese and Thai)
 Tomato seedlings (Mortgage Lifter and Campari)
 Pepper seedlings (Pusa Jwala)
 Lavender seedlings (Lavandula augustifolia, hidicote and stoechas)
 Purple cone flower, Echinacea
 Forget me not
 Monarda, lavender
 Ozark sundrops (Oenothera macrocarpa)
 Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis)
 Blackberry lilies
 Heliopsis Helianthoides
 Lamium maculatum, (yellow flowers)
 3X arborvitae, green giant
 Golden Groundsel, Packera obovata

Interested in:
hardy geraniums, hostas, woodland natives

Alison

Gardenwatch, I'd love to trade for your milkweed! I sent you an email through GW, but I know they don't always go through.

To add to my 'have's' list:

2 Heuchera 'Purple Palace' (I think)

mayo1315 "at" verizon "dot" net

Thanks! Christy

Will also bring a few seedling clumps of Spotted Jewelweed (Impatiens capensis).

zee

WaterGal, I'll take those castor bean seedlings. I can plant them in my front yard where my pets are not allowed. Their domain is the grassless backyard. ;)
You can e-mail me: DawnPalkaATverizonDOTnet

zebz, I'd love a clump of jewelweed! Check my trade list, if there is anything you want :) Christy

I'm also interested in jewelweed.
I wrote to WaterGal about the castor beans, but again, I don't think it went through, either.

This is frustrating, isn't it? Perhaps we should arrange a separate thread that says: HAVE: a trade with ....

Christine

Can you set up a Google or Yahoo! email and get around EarthStink and their blocking? That might be the easiest way to get around this.

Also, I seem to have trades setup with about half the people here (you should see my spreadsheet; it's ridiculous!). So, if you want to use me as your proxy, I'll be happy to help in any way I can.

Suja

Janet M. dropped off a bunch of alliums for me to take to the swap - she's not sure what variety they are, but the leaves are about a foot tall and the flowers are about the same color as chives flowers.

Christine, I'll bring some jewelweed for you. Haven't yet figured out what I might want from your list. Are you still adding to it?

zee

I found several geranium macrorhizums (I am pretty sure these are 'Ingwersen's Variety') and will bring to swap.

I have a tulip poplar(Liriodendron tulipifera)that has to find a new home. It is currently ~ 3 feet tall. Supposedly it doesn't transplant well, probably because not enough of the taproot can be dug out, and it really shouldn't be planted too close to structures.

If anyone wants this, I'll try to dig it up versus just chopping it.

Additional Haves (seedlings from wintersowing/volunteers):

Dianthus "black magic"
love lies bleeding
Mini Sunflowers (granddaughters of Incredible, parents 1ft tall)
Bleeding Heart
Zinnia, dwarf pompom mix
Zinnia, "green envy"
Snow-in-summer

Wish Design,
May I have some of your Corkscrew vine?

Zee, I'd take your Tulip Poplar off your hands. :) I'm adding a bit below (3rd time) but if you have a wish list, let me know. There's a chance....

Lynn, if you're still getting rid of your Spirea, I'll come dig it later. We also discussed a fork at Susan's, but got carried away chatting at your truck. If you still have it as an extra, I'd love it.

Kilngod, I'd love some Dianthus 'black magic' and Zinnia 'green envy' if you have any left.

I've written to everyone about these, but don't think any mail has made it through the frontier.

I am adding to my list:
Solid lime green, upright hosta
Green and yellow mounding, medium hosta
Ditch lilies
a TON of Heuchera 'Purple Palace'
and a bunch of either Red 'Fairy wings' columbine or
blue 'Beidermeier' columbine. They're seedlings, so your guess is as good as mine.

Goodness.
I'm glad I started potting ahead!
Christine

Christine,

I'll bring the tulip poplar for you, but can't promise anything about it's continued lifespan after I dig it up. I don't have a large enough pot, so it will be wrapped in wet newspaper and a plastic bag.

Regarding the jewelweed for you and Christy, it will most likely be greatly wilted once it is dug up. However, I sent some to Pennsylvania with my sister once and when she planted it, it perked up -- then the deer ate it.

zee

Christine,

I forgot to say that I'd like some of your Monarda "Mahogany"

zee

i'm out of the brunnera but should be ok for the rest:

Lily of the valley
Sweet woodruff
Variegated solomonÂs seal
Hosta
Rooted pussy willow cuttings
Black eyed susan
Pink/yellow coreopsis
Helianthus
Deep purple Siberian iris
Pink primrose
Cherry bells campanula
Forget me nots
Adenaphora
Bridal veil mullein
Violet mullein
Pink obedient plant
Caryoptsis
Red crepe myrtle
Brunnera
Clematis vine
Hosta
Sedum autumn joy
Blue spruce
Spring blooming white daisy
Shasta daisy (I think itÂs becky)
Dock plant
Mint
Feverfew
Wall flower
Bunny ears grass
Baptisia

zebz, my neighbor gave me a liriodendron in the fall of 2005 and I moved it last fall when it was already 5' tall to its permanent home. It didn't miss a beat either time (and I wasn't gentle last year (in the cold, in the dark and in the rain). A spring move will probably be harder, but I'll bet it will be OK.

I have a bunch of Tulip Poplar, so if this one doesn't work out, Christine is more than welcome to come on over and dig up as many as she'd like.

Suja,
Would you buy a house closer in?
To me?
It would be fun... I promise.

C.

Kaffiena,
Tell me about your blue spruce? I'm interested.

Thanks!
C.

Christine, if Zee's tulip poplar doesn't make it (and Suja decides to stay where she is instead of moving closer in), there is a source in Bowie as well. I got one last fall that did well after transplant but didn't make it through the winter. The person I got them from has many more seedlings/saplings, and I'm sure we could go get one if we ask.

You can come dig my spirea (and some hosta) whenever you like. There is a big spirea that has your name on it now. (Sigh of relief!) I'll bring some parts of smaller ones to the swap though, in case anyone else wants some. And I'll try to remember the fork, but if I forget it you can have it when you come get the spirea..oh, wait, maybe I should hold the fork hostage, and you can use it to dig up the spirea.. =)

Lynne

Christine, I'm not sure either of us can afford to live any closer to each other than we already do. Can you imagine the amount of trouble we'll get into? I'm not sure the wallet (or the marriage) would survive it.

Christine, would you like to trade dicentra alba for hosta elvis lives?
Tabby

i forgot to say blue spruce SEDUM sorry folks

btw the crepe myrtle is spoken for now

isn't it fun packaging your plants and getting them ready for a new home? ("you my dear are going to live at gardengrammas house" )

zeb

i'd love a Spotted Jewelweed seedling

Kaffeina,

I'll bring some jewelweed for you. Haven't yet figured out what I might want from your list, so I'll take my chances tomorrow.

To everyone: I'll be turning off my computer now and won't be back online before the swap. If anyone else requests something, I'll not see it. Sorry. See y'all tomorrow.

zee

I still have 4 now rooted and in an Oyama Planter 'Vince's Choice' African Violet:

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and 1 now rooted and potted in an Oyama Planter 'Deadly Sting':

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I'm putting promised plants in bags right now, so if you're interested in any of these, please let me know, I'll stick it in a bag with your name on it. Otherwise, I'll have them tomorrow. See ya there!! Christy

Also, I still have a small bottle of Phyton 27, if anyone wants it, otherwise, I'll have it tomorrow. :)

Oh, and email me at mayo1315 "at" verizon "dot" net, not sure if the other is working :) Christy