I would love the following:

blueberry cuttings
Epimedium
New York Aster - pink flowers
Hellebore - any
Dianthus (not Sweet William) with good scent

I am sure that I will add to this when I think of other things but this is a good start.

I would love:
tomato plants/seedlings
eggplant plants/seedlings
ocra plants/seedlings
pepper plants/seedlings
zucchini plants/seedlings
squash plants/seedlings

any other plant starts/seedlings for a vegetable garden.
I've got a larger area to plant this year.

Thank you.....
Bonnie

looking forward to the 10th

My wish list (so far)

clematis
helleborus
bleeding hearts
astilbe
boxwood
if anyone is thinning out daffodil or hyacinths i'd love a few
fig tree starters ( I'm afraid i lost mine to the cold this winter)

My wants. Please see my list of 'haves' in the other post. Thanks!

- kitty litter buckets, preferably w/lid
- any native trees or shrubs, but in particular- viburnum, redbud, spicebush or mtn laurel
- mayapples
- canadian ginger
- european ginger
- jack in the pulpit
- dianthus
- geranium
- lady's mantle
- tiarella (foamflower)
- foxglove
- forget me nots
- canna lily (yellow, pink or orange)
- columbine
- picked rhubarb (not the plants, just stems for cooking)

This post was edited by nancymd on Mon, Apr 28, 14 at 7:41

I would love to receive the following:

brugsmania
fig rooting
dahlias
peony
foxgloves
baptisia
elephant ears
hellebores
plumeria
lobelia
Delphinium
firewitch dianthus
sweet william
lily of the valley (pink)
lavender (any variety)
bellflower (Campanula percisifolia)
Dame's Rocket (Hesperis matronalis)
Hosta ~ Blue Mouse Ears
Hosta ~ Plantaginea (August Lily)
campanula Cherry Bells
Heirloom tomatoes
Peppers (any variety)

thanks
Jette

I'd love to find some fennel and tarragon. Maybe some savory or some other herbs.

And definitely some tabasco peppers. I think I got a bad batch of seeds!

This post was edited by HotHabaneroLady on Sun, Apr 27, 14 at 18:44

Adding to my wants list after watching what's coming up and what's died after this terribly long winter, I am also looking for some rooted highly scented rose cuttings (I am more partial to light pink and white/cream). If I can get guidance with unrooted cuttings, I am willing to try them, but I haven't had much luck before.

I would like

rosemary
sage
artichoke plant? (I'm envious of my California daughter who has had one going for four years!)
native plants for dry and damp shade -- we have ripped out a ton of ivy and have to hold a hill together!

I also want a pussy willow cutting or plantlet and any type of heuchera, toad lily, turtlehead, or other native plant that loves shade to dappled shade, lots of clay, and occasional bouts of very damp soil. I need more things to plant along side oak leaf hydrangea/may apple/solomon's seal.

Thanks, Lisa

This post was edited by shadysite on Sun, May 4, 14 at 9:57

Would love some:
* Spearmint (needed for Mojitos - mine died)
* Veggie seedlings (any tomato, pepper, squash, eggplant)
* Ferns - any variety, unusual ones preferred
* Any shade-tolerant woodland plant
* Astilbe
* Columbine
* Echinacea
* Yarrow (achilea)
* Russian Sage
* Hostas - preferably unusual ones

So I think most of you got the Cherry Bells from me, but somehow mine has disappeared. so...

Campanula Cherry Bells
Anything red.
Dianthus, the kind with vibrant colors, not pink.
Bear's Britches
Haknoe Grass
Plumbago
Monarda 'Mahogany' (lost mine this winter)
Mums. I'd like to find burgundy, the orange ones, and those gorgeous dark purple
Lilies. (Not 'Ditch') Hopefully red or white.

Thanks guys!
Christine

At the swap, I will be looking for these:

Heirloom or named raspberries

Interesting hostas

Azaleas, any

Hydrangeas, any

Blueberries, wild type

This post was edited by kilngod on Sun, May 4, 14 at 9:17

Thanks to all for sharing. I can't wait to meet you at the swap. I am seeking:

a fig cutting
colorful flowers
lavender
lily of the valley
tomato seedling

Thanks so much!

Looking forward to the swap! I would love -

pole beans (seeds or seedlings)
purple cone flower

I'd be interested in the following:

tomato plants (especially 'Sungold' and a good paste tomato)
sage
culinary thyme
perennial salvias
hakone grass
Karl Forster grass
late-blooming daffodils
caryopteris
square pots between 2.5" and 4"

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Steven

I've been looking for alleghany pachysandra unsuccessfully. Would love it if anyone had some to share.

Well, I found the tarragon, so I no longer need that. But I'd really like to find some plain terra cotta clay pots.

Angie

sweet woodruff - any brought will be taken by the end of the day. :)

-Tina / kilngod