Have:

Zephirine drouhin - cuttings

Allium ‘Purple Sensation’

Giant Allium (don’t know the name; possibly allium giganticum).

Touch of class - cuttings

Teasing Georgia: cuttings

Mr. Lincoln: cuttings, rooted and unrooted

Perle d’or: cuttings

Carefree beauty: cuttings

Nahema: cuttings

Peace: cuttings

Natchitochez noisette: cuttings

Westerland: cuttings

Climbing hydrangea petioralis: cuttings, small rooted cuttings

Bearded iris NOID

Heucheras, various sorts and colors

Columbines: mixed seedlings, seeds for McKena’s giants and a double variety

Peonies: many unnamed, coral sunset

Itoh peonies: bartzella, Cora Louise, scarlet heaven, canary brilliant

Pink, reblooming lilac: cuttings, suckers

Variegated carex, NOID

Variegated liriope

Goldmound spirea: rooted cuttings

Named hostas:

Sugar Daddy - small division

Abigua Drinking Gourd -small division

Tokudama Flavocircinalis - small division

Regal splendor: good sized divisions

Hostas - lots with no names, but several different varieties - divisions

Variegated Solomon’s seal - divisions

Golden oregano ‘Aureum’ - cuttings or plants

Astilbe ‘Amethyst’ - plants, divisions

Astilbe (no names, but several different varieties) - divisions

Mayapple - plants, divisions

Lambs ears, stachys Byzantium - plants, divisions

Creeping phlox, ‘Drummond’s Pink’ and lavender - plants, cuttings

Nepeta ‘walkers low’ - plants, cuttings

Caradonna Salvia - plants, cuttings (not ready yet. later in the year)

Dusty Miller (Artemisia Ludoviciana) - plants

Wintergreen boxwood - rooted cuttings

Clematis ‘Bees jubilee’ - cuttings, young plants

Clematis ‘Ramona’, ‘Hagley Hybrid,’ - cuttings

Oriental lily ‘Cobra’ - bulbs

Asiatic lilies:

Landini

Navona

Lollipop

White

Pink

Russian Comfrey

Salvia ‘Black and Bloom’

Salvia NOID ‘Mystic Spires’ or something like it

Oak leaf Hydrangea PeeWee

Want:

Still very much in the building stage on my garden, so I am open to suggestions if you have something to trade that isn’t on my list. :)

Phlox paniculatas (many different varieties)

Hardy geraniums (many different varieties)

Clematis (many different varieties)

Echinacea varieties other than the plain species

Sedums (many different varieties)

Coral Bells (many different varieties)

Caryopteris

Monardas

Oak leaf hydrangea (species and/or named varieties)

Any other hydrangeas other than old fashioned macs (never bloom here)

Virginia Bluebell

Pink daylilies, cream daylilies

Cuttings or plants from pretty much any good non-patented rose, especially old roses or Austen’s.

Specifically interested in:

Eden

Pretty Jessica

Julia Child

The Faun

Mrs. R.M. Finch

Gruss an Aachen

Bonica

Charlotte

Morden Blush

Snow Goose

That was probably me about pulling the seedlings.

If you have several hundred hellebore plants you too will find that about May to june your beds will look like a grassy lawn from them and at the single true-leaf stage you can't give away many thousand generic un-named seedlings. The compost pile begins to look better and better as an alternative.

Lol. That makes total sense. I just wish I could dig in the compost pile