Hi Christine,

I have a bunch I would love to trade. Feel free to email me directly.

-Terri

Welcome back, Christine!

I suspect I may be able to get a bunch for you at the FSGC swap the afternoon of the 3rd. Let me know if you don't get enough. Many yarrows get woody if cut back hard -- that may not be so nice underfoot after a few mowings...

Lynn

Christine,
I've got a nice big one for you in a pot.
It's got your name on it. If you want it now I can get
it to you . If not, I will bring it to the swap. Your call.
Bonnie

Thank you, ladies!
I think my best bet is to get them before hand, but Lynn, that would be nice, too.
Bonnie, how shall we hook up? :)
C.

I put up two pots of yellow yarrow to add to your collection. What a cool idea--wish I had more to give you. If you don't make it to the swap, I'll send it along with Lynn. Please keep us posted on how it works out over time, pluses and minuses.

Oops, what is the FSGC? Is Lynn talking about a different swap on the 3rd?

Christine,
I am free Saturday or Sunday. I see that Larry will be there around 4-5 Saturday. Would two of us be too many at that time? I'll need your address again. Can't remember how to get there exactly.
Bonnie

FSGC is the DC Gay Men's garden club -- I have been their token female straight member for more than 18 years, and their swap, in Arlington, is the afternoon of ours. So I'll be running from one to the other. We'll have a booth at Green Springs this year, too -- look for us!

Lynn

Thanks Lynn, I'm new to this forum so I'm not really up to speed yet.

Christine, unfortunately there is a good possibility that the yarrow I have is not millefolium, but the taller species that is less spreading. If you are still interested, let me know.

Christine,
I've not heard from you , so maybe we can try again next weekend or if not, I will bring them to the swap with me.
Bonnie

Rian, that's just fine and I'd love it.

Bonnie, I'm going to email you directly.
C.

christine i have quite a bit of white, you interested? i could probably be persuaded to take a day trip to your area

:)

k

Christine, I have some too, courtesy of our MAG friends and their generosity last year... pink, red, white, and yellow, but you may want to wait until something comes up so we know what it actually is...

Lynne in Bowie

I've got plenty of yarrow. It has white flowers.

Thanks, all!
I'll take any and all because the colors don't matter. It'll be mowed at about 6". It doesn't get a chance to get woody because it doesn't bloom.

The more this spring passes, the more happy I am with the gudzillion, tiny seeds I spattered last year.
I'm trying hard to come to the swap, but I'm open to visits (sorry about today). The thing is, that I am in such upheaval I'm not sure how to cancel. I'm even thinking of having a yard sale to sell everything in my yard. In the meanwhile, I'm continuing with the grass. Don't ask me about this year's mulch....

Let's plan on the swap? I think that might be wisest after that last paragraph. Thank you, all.

Christine