Directions to Gardengranma's Encampment:

The swap in Burtonsville is at Allnutt Lane, 2nd to last house on left.

Directions are below, if all else fails, here's contact: 240-447-1260

• From Rt. 95 towards or from Baltimore - Take exit to Burtonsville, Rt. 198 - go through Burtonsville (cross Rt. 29) continue on Rt. 198 past cemetary. Turn right on Allnutt Lane. Last house on left, brick rambler.
• From Beltway (495), take Colesville Rd. (Rt. 29) towards Columbia, take exit to Burtonsville (new interchange!) Turn left on Rt. 198, across 29, past cemetary, turn right on Allnutt, etc. From Rockville: Take Norbeck Rd which becomes Rt. 198 after New Hampshire. Past church and tree farm, turn left on Allnutt, etc.

Will bring some of these, so if you want anything specific let me know via message.

Tradescantia virginiana (Spiderwort)
Purple Germander (Teucrium canadense)
Blue lobelia
Stachys 'Helene Von Stein' (Lambs' ears)
Tall Verbena Bonariensis
Red Columbine (Aquilegia canadensis)
Cup Plant (Silphium perfoliatum)
Wood Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum)
Obedient Plant (Physostegia virginiana)
Wood hyacinth ( Hyacinthoides hispanica)
Cutleaf coneflower (Rudbeckia laciniata)
Wrinkle-leaf Goldenrod (Solidago rugosa)
Sweet Woodruff (Galium odoratum)
White Penstemon
Geranium macrorrhizum

Stonecrop sedum (yellow flower)
Dwarf Comfrey (Symphytum grandiflorum)

I will have at least

Blue Monkshood (Aconitum napellus)

Great Blue Lobelia (Lobelia siphilitica)

Wood Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum)

I will write a second list when the full inventory is out:

1. Various hardy sedum cuttings: small creeping (blue spruce and light green), variegated (limited), Autumn Joy type rooted plants

2. Iris reticulata bulbs

3. Tulip bulbs (they don't persist for me)

4. Nepeta / catmint seedlings

I'm winter sowing seeds so I will list extra if I have them.

I will be bringing my usual veggie plants-tomatoes, peppers and eggplants and perhaps some others of the veg persuasion.

Still a little early to see what i will have, but so far i know i will have the following:

Autumn joy sedums

Tall phlox

Solomons seals

Cranesbill geranium

Gardening magazines (courtesy of Cecilia)

I have:

Sedge/Carex grass

Gooseneck loosestrife

Will add more later.

I will have the following:

6 Sarah Bernhart peonies in gallon + pots for special trades

1 - Henry I clematis in pint container

8 + pint pink Lily of the Valley

2 + purple Monarda in pints

6 quart/gallon size Hosta plants green with white edges variegated

8 + pint size purple Asters

1 large Astilbe...not sure what the name is but it's a tall purple color

2 large ruffled yellow daffodil pots gallon size

I will be adding a few more plants later.

Bonnie ( gardenwatch)

Here's my list:

One red rosa rugosa

Three hydrangea "Annabelle" (H. arborescens, big round white flower panicles, blooms on this season's wood)

One oakleaf hydrangea

Hellebores - these are seedlings that I'll pot in clumps - a mix of purple, green, white, pink

Small bulbs of pink oriental lily Paradero

Small bulbs of white oriental lily Santander

Also will have small seedlings of a native beebalm - need to see if I can find the species name.

HI All:

Looking forward as usual to good fun, good company, good food and great exchanges:

I can bring:

white lily of the valley

arum

climbing hydrangea

white daffodils with very light yellow center

mini allium

Hosta, solid green with 10" leaves when mature

vinca, both green and variegated

lambs ears

If anyone wants a lilac Miss Kim or pachysandra, let me know (All miss kim are promised for this year!)

Also found some crocosmia (orange)

Have LOTs of small volunteer trees:

cherry

1 mulberry

1 tulip poplar

ginkgo biloba

redbuds from 6" to 20"

Will update if I find more

I can bring the following:

Pink crepe myrtle tree

fleabane

cup plant

cutleaf coneflower

Spanish bluebell

summersweet (clethra sp.)

sedum

ratibida pinnata (Grey-headed coneflower)

monarda fistulosa

monarda didyma “raspberry wine”

I HAVE AVAILABLE (please contact me by 5/15 if you would like anything set aside for you)

Jerusalem artichokes/sun choke tubers (can be invasive; suggest you plant in containers)

Chinese garlic chives

Nepeta/ catmint

Monada (pinkish purple)

Lemon balm

Morning glories (aggressive self seeder various colors)

Tansy

Liriope (solid green, purple flowers)

Stinging nettle (handle with care!)

Spearmint

Peppermint

Yarrow (white)

Cleome seedlings (pink/white)

Jewelweed (agressieve self seeder)

Purple Japanese perilla (aggressive self seeder)

Raspberry runners (uncertain variety? Has thorns; Caroline?)

Hardy kiwi trimmings

Concord grape (seeded variety) trimmings

Climbing Hydrangea

Trumpet Vine (don't know color, aggressive grower) trimmings

Purple vinca ground cover

Climbing pink rose cuttings (don't know variety; small pink flowers, small leaves)

Forsythia cuttings (roots easily!)

Azalea cuttings (red, pink, white)

Heavenly bamboo trimmings (maybe able to dig out if you want it)

Regent Service berry cuttings or if you want a sideshows, I maybe able to dig

Chicago fig cuttings (2-3)

Euonomous cuttings (lots from a big hedge)

Rooted Privet (volunteers)

Native mulberry sprouts (volunteers)

Passionflower sprouts if they come out by swap time

Aruba Cuttings (green, I think female)

Rugosa Rose (lavender) side shoots (2-3)

Large green leaf Hosta (I'll dig only if requested)

Gooseberry trimmings/cuttings (light purple grape sized fruit)

Tomato seedling volunteers from the compost pile (unknown varieties)

Kombucha scobies for fermenting kombucha tea (will bring only if requested)

Aquatic Java Moss for fish tanks: need to go into water ASAP; so I'll bring only if requested

ostrich fern

VA Bluebells

celandine wood poppy

bleeding hearts

wild ginger

woodland phlox

Monarda- unknown colors, got from swap, deer ate them last year

spicebush

Agastache 'golden jubilee' seedlings- I'll bring a few clumps)

Viola- johnny jump up seedlings (ask if you want these)

Brunnera- seedlings

golden ragwort

Carolina lupine - 2 seedlings

maple leaf viburnum- must ask for me to dig these up

forsythia sprouts- must ask

winter aconite

hellebore offspring

strawberry bush- Euonymus americanus

geranium with maroon flowers and leaves- can't remember name

Anemone canadensis

white snakeroot

Pulmonaria- lungwort

brown eyed susans

lambs ear

white asters

Rudbeckia laciolata

dark purple iris

daffodils, daffodils, daffodils!!!

I can add that I will have

Spiderwort

Elephant ear corms

Hi Everyone, here's my final list. Look forward to seeing everyone soon!

Gladiolus - fiesta mix. Hot colors mixed. Some really nice flowers.

5-7 fans of small daylilly. Flowers are old fashioned shape with a darker red color. Garden worthy as it's blooming window is far longer than any other daylilly in my garden. Height is smaller so front or mid border.

2 epimedium - small yellow flowers. - TAKEN

1 small peony that doesn't like me. One eye keeps coming up.

Cup plant / late tall aster. Spreads so put where can be contained.

Tulips - bulbs possibly mixed with some minor bulbs like Iris reticulata or pushinka.

Hardy white calla lily - limited

Multiple rooted divisions of autumn joy sedum - got lots.

Seedlings:

hellebore seedlings - dark purple and white - PURPLE TAKEN

Old fashioned bleeding heart seedlings

Asparagus seedlings

Bush zucchini seedlings

Pink agastache seedlings

Rhubarb seedlings - TAKEN

Happy to go out and dig these, but only if requested:

Lambs Ear - yellow flowers & does great in shade. Super deer resistant for me. Upon request

Divisions of bright green/yellow spiderwort upon request.

various creeping sedums - bright green and greyish.

Pink lily of the valley

Shukahn, I couldn't figure how to message you. May I reserve some Jerusalem Artichoke please?

I have a few add-ons to my list.

Onion chives- very tall with lovely purple pom pom flowers right now. I will dig several clumps.

Sedum - creeping I think

Zuchinni plants. I'll have about 10 or so

Obedient plants- purple ... they do spread

Bonnie ( gardnwatch)

I’m going to try to bring some Georgia asters. If they survive getting potted today.

I have the following to offer: (All perennials)

Peach Tree-dwarf (think it’s call Mandarin Peach)-I‘ll have 2 to 3

Forsythia

Hardy Germaniums-Purple (I leave them outside all year long)

Succulent plants

Fern - Not sure what type-I tried to check online to see the type, can't find anything matching it.

Aloes

hi Rebecca you certainly made up in number of offers as regards? late?

we all tend to procrastinate depending on weather etc. I don't see that you are enabled for messaging so if possible, can you save me a Thai basil and several lycoris please

Many thanks.

Hi Rebecca,

I would like some bloodroot for my shade garden, please. Thanks!

Good morning Cindy411-

I wasn't able to message you directly; is your messaging setting on?

If you have an extra peach, I'd love one for my peach for better pollination/set please, and an aloe for skin ailments please. I'm also scouting for stag horn fern or tallandsia air plant:)

I will dig Peppermint (wonderful black stem) and Nandina for you (do you want the full size or side shoots?)

Effie

shukahn08

I‘ll Hold 2 peaches for u, aloe and the fern (I’m not sure if it’s what you are looking for. I prefer full size. See you Sat. thank you. Cindy

shukahn08, I can't message you directly. I would love to have some Kombucha scobies,

Nepeta/ catmint

Monada (pinkish purple)

Lemon balm

if you have extra, thanks

Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’

Barrenwort (Epimedium) -- yellow flowers

Bearded Iris -- Dark purple with bright yellow throat, Light purple with white throat

Celandine Poppy/ Wood Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum)

Hellebores -- volunteer babies in dark red and white with red specks

Japanese Painted Fern

Lamb's Ears

Lily of the Valley -- White and Pink

Mountain Mint (Pycnanthemum muticum) cuttings

Oriental Poppy -- Orange

Plumbago

Solomon's Seal -- common and variegated

Strawberry Geranium (Saxifraga stolonifera)

Virginia Bluebells

Arugula 'Wild Rocket' babies

Sweet Potato slips -- Red Japanese variety

And a little request: Please do not give away invasive plants so as not to spread an environmental disaster. Spreading or freely self-sowing is one thing, but we really should not spread invasive plants as conscientious gardeners.

WTGXI: I will bring you kombucha scabies. They make delicious Kombucha.

Have you enabled messaging?

WTGXI:

I will also bring as well as the nepeta, monarda and lemon balm for you.

Turned ? Anyone ? Shukahn08 isn'tby

We are bringing a veritable you-know-what load of blue lobelia and native wood poppy, and the goal is to get rid of them all. Just stop by and take a couple.

Sorry so last minute, but I can have:

Yucca Plants (large)

Purple Iris

Hostas (not sure of variety, but solid green leaves about 18" tall.)

Virginia Creeper

Creeping Jenny

Last minute addition:

cuttings from snowmound spirea and

cuttings from Philadelphus. virginalis (I think)

Great seeing everyone! For those who got my spiderwort and had questions (color of bloom, etc) - here's a clump in my garden this morning. Right now is it's at its freshest and then it has a second flush later.