I'm looking for clumping grasses. None of my bluestems germinated this year. Also, plants that like to grow in permanent dampness in open sun.

I want more hours in a day!
...and then I want just a little more strength so I can evict the mulberry volunteers by the root.

kmpsmom: I have a diamond tiara hosta I'll bring for you. You didn't mention size. DT gets about 10 inches high. I'm relocating a bed and this plant is about 15" in diameter.

I'm looking for a tiger eye sumac if anyone has one

Also ostrich, maidenhair, and Japanese painted ferns.

Kimka, I may have an ostrich fern or two, depending on what's coming up and not eaten between the bunnies and the deer.

So far, i am looking for the following:

Lavenders, elephant ears, dahlias, brugsmania, lobelia, beebalm (JacobsCline),

I would like any or all of the following:

Purple coneflower magnus (Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus')

Passionflower vine (Passiflora, tall and long-blooming, with or without fruit)

Glesemium sempervirens (Carolina jasmine, for part-shade)

AlfieMD6 wants:
UNvariegated Solomon's seal, shrubby St. John's wort (Hypericum prolificum), hepatica, a baby sourwood tree, blue mistflower/hardy ageratum/Eupatorium coelestinum/Conoclonium coelestinum, tomato seedlings

would love to have:

red wiggler worms (have a new worm condo just waiting for occupants)
blackberry lilly
foxglove
brugsmania
any daffodil with orange in it
colored honeysuckle
red or red twig dogwood
bears britches
daphne

I'd really love baptisia, any or all colors. As well as David phlox.

What can I say? I admit: Plant lust.

Tiarella cordifolia (Foam Flower)

Dicentra exima

Dicentra spectabilis - White

Hepatica

Vancouveria hexandra

Maidenhair Fern

Garden Phlox

Jack in the Pulpit

Brunnera macrophylla -- any kind with white variegation

Cardinal Flower

Weigela florida - Variegated foliage

European Ginger

I'll need a pot refill. Mostly the 1 quart and the 3-4 inch squares. Might be able to use a few of the larger sizes.

kmpsmom: May I trade a variegated Solomon's Seal with you for a Caryopteris diverticus 'Blue Butterflies'?

meipo aka bugmagnet

Meipo, I am happy to do that trade! Thank you!

I apologize for arranging a trade via this page. I did it because I cannot figure out how to initialize a private message or email to others. I can only reply to something sent to me. Would someone kindly shed some light, please?

I'm mainly interested in oak foresty native perennials including:
variegated Solomon's Seal and bleeding heart (Dicentra) especially but also
mayapple (Podophyllum peltatum)
nodding onion (Allium cernuum)
sweet cicely (Osmorhiza longistylis)
spiderwort (Tradescantia virginiana)
boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum)
wintergreen (Gaultheria procumbens)
native azalea (eg, Rhododendron calendulaceum, R. atlanticum, R. canascens, R. prinophyllum)
bayberry (Morella pennsylvanica)
blackhaw (Viburnum prunifolium) or other viburnum

and non-natives including
sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum)
variegated hosta

and would also LOVE to bring my mom some of her favorite flower for Mom's day: Iris.

Bugmagnet - to message someone, you click on their name to go to their profile. On their profile page, click on message and then you get a window to type your message. If there isn't a message box to click on (it should be next to the "follow" box) it's because they haven't enabled it. Below are the instructions posted by Larry for enabling the messaging. You need to enable if you wishe to receive messages.

To do so, edit your own profile, go under Advanced Settings about 2/3 of the way down, and activate. probably the only useful option is to allow anyone to message, but if you]re like me and only use Houzz for gardenweb then you likely won't be flooded with useless messages.

Larry, you reminded me to bring some pots!

I think there is someone with bleeding hearts babies? That would be great!

Also:

Woodland / shade plants (not hosta)

Cuttings of hydrangeas

Bearded Iris (the tougher the better!)