My wish list:

1. Pepper ornamental/edible

2. Swiss Chard

3. Begonia bossa nova, bloliviensis, trailing any

4. Petunia any commercial would be great.

5. Impatience

6. Alyssum pastel colors or cascading

7. Peony poppy pink white

8. coleus any

9. Dianthus

10. Marigold pompom style any white/yellow/orange

11. Coral Bells/Heucheras

12. Hollyhocks

13. Disco belle pink/white bicolor hibiscus

14. Cypress Vine pink, White, red

15. Plant with colorful leaves

16. creeping phlox

17. Lettuce any

18. Basil any

19. Any bulbs - caladium, tulip, frizzle sizzle, shamrock crazy plum or oriental lily

20. coral bead plant - nertera granadensis

21. Succulents any

22. japanese forest grass (Hakonechloa)

23. zinnia

24. Egyptian Papyrus (not umbrella palm)

25. carnivorous plant seeds

26. Terrarium moss any

27. Sempervivum, cactus

28. Red japanese maple lace leaf

Thank you

My list:

1. Lantana

2. Asparagus ferns, any

3. Nemesia, orange or blue

4. Monarda didyma, any not pink

5. Soleirolia soleirolii, Baby Tears

6. Giant Tomatoes

7. Begonias, especially baby wing, doubles, tuberous

8. Impatiens balsamina, double flowering

9. Houseplants, especially blooming ones

10. Columnea gloriosa, Goldfish Plant

11. Acalypha, any

12. Clerodendrum, any

13. Cannas, any non-red

14. Lime Basil

15. Banana Mint, others. (have orange, strawberry and chocolate already)

16. Salvia elegans, Pineapple Sage

17. Hot red, peach, orange, white or blue/purple flowering or foliaged annuals, tropicals, houseplants or perennials.

My list:

1. Scabiosa

2. Peaches N Dreams Hollyhock

3. Snapdragons

4. Oriental Poppy Varieties

5. Lupine Varieties

6. Peony

7. Culinary Sage

8. Scented Geranium

9. Meadow Rue

10. Jacob Cline Bee Balm

11. Yellow Butterfly Bush

12. Globe Thistle

13. White Jupiter's Beard (Centranthus)

14. Zulu Warrior

15. Creeping Phlox

16. Astilbe

17. Canterbury Bells Cup & Saucer/Triple Blooms

18. Carnations

19. White Marigolds

20. Lewisia

21. Perennial Phlox

22. Black & Blue Salvia

23. Veronicas

24. Tudor Zinnia

25. Fragrant Sweet Peas

26. Azaleas

27. Any flower with 'Anna' in the name

28. Bluebells

29. Black Adder Agastache

30. Passiflora

Thanks everyone and happy holidays! :)

~Michael

I'd LOVE ❤:

1. Heuchera/Coral Bells

2. Echinacea (have Common Purpurea)

3. Lantana (2 toned)

4. Walker's Low Nepeta

5. Plumeria

6. Hydrangeas ANY like Limelight, Strawberry/Vanilla, repeat blooming, etc. (have Nikko)

7. Dianthus/Carnations

8. Perennial Geraniums

9. Peonies

10. Lupines

11. Salvias or Veronicas ANY!!! (esp pink)

12. Clematis Varieties

13. Clary Sage (Euphoria, ANY)

14. Rudbeckia (Have Goldsturm)

15. Lavenders (Lady, Grosso, Provence, Hidcote, Munstead, Pink With Love, etc)

16. Bee Balm Any (bright colors & love dwarf)

17. Perennial Phlox (Also Nicky & Jolt)

18. ANY FUN flower or veggies for my 5 year old granddaughter to plant!!!

19. Hostas (or small rooted cuttings)

20. Houseplants (have Pothos)

21. Assorted Mints (have Spearmint)

22. Any bulbs or bulbils

23. Butterfly Bush

24. Any Sedums (Have Autumn Joy)

25. ANY flower that you love that are purple, bubblegum pink or bright pink, true red, bright yellow or white.

26. Any Bulbs

27. Berry Bushes (rooted cuttings) Boysenberry, Raspberry, Royal Purple Raspberry, Blueberry

28. Houseplants - cuttings/rooted

29. ANY CUTTINGS that you have that are extras.

*Thanks for looking! Have a fabulous day, Happy Thanksgiving & a Merry Christmas!!!

Garden Hugs,

❤ Renée ❤

My wishes...

Micro Tom Tomato

Pineapple tomato

Pork chop tomato

any type tomatoes

Lemon squash

Any type of squash

Strawberry corn

Any type of corn

walking onion

Greasy Grits Beans

Butter crunch lettuce

Any type of lettuce

Watermelon radish

Purple plum radish

Any type of radish

Any edible type of beans

Scarlet goji berry

Mexican sour gherkin cucumber

Lemongrass

Any types of Herbs

carnivorous plant

ferns

Coleus

Black Dianthus

Carnation

coconut geraniums

Cannas

houseplants

Bronze Chrysanthemum

Bearded and Dutch Iris

Dwarf Cavendish Banana Tree

Grand Nain 'Naine' Banana Tree

I am not picky, I love to grow lots of different things. I do alot of canning during the fall months and make spices with herbs.

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas. Many Blessings for the New Year.

Tammy

Wishing everyone wonderful holiday season and happy planting.

Thank you for sharing!

Wish list:

1. lupine perennial

2. Plumeria

3. Peony poppy

4. Snapdragon

5. Hellebore Lenten Rose

6. Philodendron cutting (any please)

7. Climbing hydrangea

8. Paw paw seeds

9. Any banana seeds

10.Canna

11.Any basil

12.Any hot pepper

13.Hollyhock - any color

14.Scented Geranium

15.Any edible herbs

16.Trumpet flowers

17.Lilac

18.Any tropical hibiscus

19.Butterfly Pea seeds

20.Wisteria

21.Any black flowering seeds

22.Bleeding heart

23.Clematis any

24.Allium

25.Hyacinth

26.Morning glory

Sen

For starters, I would love to surprise my mom with:

1. Christmas Basil

2. Spicy Bush Basil

3. Ararat Basil

4. Blue Basil

5. Red Basil

6. Purple Ruffles Basil

7. Thai Basil

8. Pole Beans

9. Beets - Red & Gold

10. Purple Plumeria

11. Sedums such as Autumn Joy, Autumn Fire, Sedum Brilliant, etc

For Me - I have a 1/4 acre back yard and I'm trying to expand my butterfly & hummingbird garden. I am also trying to attract Ladybugs and birds.

12. Blue Witches Hat (Pycnostachys urticifolia) (aka Hedgehog Sage)

13. Double Blue Pea Vine (Clitoria ternatea)

14. Double Day Lily

15. Double Tiger Lily

16. Holmskioldia (aka Chinese hat plant, cup-and-saucer-plant, mandarin's hat)

17. Obedient Plant (Physostegia Virginiana)

18. Standing Cypress (Ipomopsis Rubra)

19. Veined Leaf Chinese Violet

20. Red Rocket (Russelia sarmentosa)

21. Buckwheat

22. Variegated plants such as Nasturtiums or 4 o'clocks

23. Toad Lily

24. Pavonia bahamensis

25. Herbs such as Red Clover, Dill, Parsley, Fennel, St John's Wort, etc.

26. Zinnias such as Zowie Yellow Flame, Zinderella, Chippendale Daisy, Creeping zinnia

27. Anything that attracts Butterflies

28. Anything that attracts Hummingbirds

29. Anything that attracts Ladybugs

30. Anything that attracts Birds

My Wish List:

1. Arugula/microgreens for salad (grow in pots well)

2. Unique squash and gourds (the better to be eaten my dear)

3. Vegetables that do well in containers/drought/heat resistant

4. Flowers good for pollinators that do well in pots

5. Herbs/Flowers that are good for tea or medicinal purposes (specifically in skin salves for eczema) -

6. ALL THE MINTS

NOTE: allergic to lavender and rosemary, nothing toxic to kids or animals please (ie nightshade etc)!

Wish list:

lime basil

Emily basil

orange thyme

lime thyme

chocolate cosmos

anything chocolate

pumpkin on a stick

snake gourd

basket gourd

bushel gourd

canteen gourd

tennessee spinner gourd

any black flower

ornamental cabbage

ornamental kale

bronze fennel

safflower

bee balm - purple or pink

thank you and enjoy the coming holidays.

I’m wishing for:

Agastache

Alyssum

Angelonia

Basil

Cosmos

Daylilies

Dianthus

Fennel

Geraniums pelargoniums

Herbs for butterflies

Impatiens

Lobelia

Marigold

Milkweed

Pansy

Peppers

Petunia

Salvia

Snapdragon

Torenia

Vines

Viola

Zinnia

Anything fragrant

Anything for pollinators

Anything purple or blue

My wishes:

Abutilon, double and striped

Anemone

Astrantia

Buddleia, yellow and bicolor

Calceolaria

Calendula, types with brown markings such as ‘Coffee Cream’ and ‘Sunset Buff’

Chrysanthemum, genuinely hardy to zone 5

Corydalis, fresh seed

Cosmos, semi double and double

Cuphea

Dahlia

Delphinium, chocolate, green, or double-flowered

Geranium (hardy), double or bicolor blooms

Helianthus (sunflower), double, semi double, black, or ruffled, fresh seed

Impatiens, species types with blue or bicolor flowers

Iris

Jasminum (Jasmines)

Lisianthus AKA Eustoma

Mimulus

Osteospermum, unusual colors or whirls such as Whirligig

Pansy, large or ruffled, fresh seed

Papaver paeoniflorum

Petunia, Spellbound series

Primula (primrose)

Rudbeckia (black-eyed Susan), double or unusually colored, fresh seed

Sinningia (gloxinia) and other gesneriads

Solanum, decorative types

Streptocarpus

Tricyrtis

Other unusual perennials, annuals, or tropicals (I like surprises!)

Wish List

Dwarf french marigolds

Pincushion flower(Scabiosa)

Calendula

Cosmo's

Foxglove

Salvia's

Rudbeckia Irish Eyes

Malva Zebrina

Coleus

Globe Amaranth

Nasturtiums

Portulaca

Peppers

Culantro

Stevia

Flowers bee's love/hummingbirds love

Named Hollyhocks (Such as: Peaches and Dreams, Apple Blossom, Creme de Cassis, Icicle, etc.)

Zinnia: Any, especially creeping zinnia

Black Eyed Susan VINE- white or Yellow

Fragrant Sweet Peas (the flower)

Scented Geraniums

Coleus - Any, but would love named varieties.

Cosmos- Double Click series, especially double click snow puff

Maximilian Sunflower

Any milkweed (I have silky gold) (especially redring!!!!)

Mammoth dill

Ginseng

Trillium

Dog's Tooth violets

Blood Root

Any flower that can grow in the deep south without supplemental water. (If you send this, please mark it as such.... Deep south gardening is throwing me for a loop LOL)

Evening scented stock

White lavender

Cornflower: 'Classic Romantic' 'Frosted Queen'

Nigella damascena 'Moody Blues'

Maximilian Sunflower

Cosmos- Double Click series, especially double click snow puff

Old Time Tennessee melon

Rainbow mix carrots

Large red tomatoes (looking for good old fashioned flavor)

Cherokee purple tomato

Lima bean - White Christmas

Cayenne Peppers (red ones that are productive, I want to make homemade hot sauce)

I don't know, surprise me, lol. I like normal veggies: tomatoes, peppers, corn, peas, beans, etc. Any flowers to attract butterflies. And any perennials that can survive southern heat without watering.

wish list ...

anything that blooms in the colors red, white, or pink, or neon colors

anything variegated

anything miniature/dwarf

anything heat/drought tolerant

anything with dark flowers and/or foliage

anything tropical and/or SUB tropical

dwarf project tomatoes

sunflowers ...dwarfs, reds, darks, unusual

hot peppers ... the hotter the better!

columbine

agastache

lavender - reds, whites, pinks, blues

any lilys

geum

unusual colors or warty pumpkins/squash - winter or summer

forget me not - looking for pink

scabiosa/pincushion

cuphea

petunia

vinca

hibiscus

cosmos

snapdragon

clematis

Japanese Morning Glory

coleus

zinnia

calendula

your favorite flower, veggie or herb

hibiscusfan

Amana Orange tomato

Your favorite red tomato

Cucumber-your favorite

zuchinni-Your favorite

FLOWERS

Poppy

Scabiosa

Butterfly Bush

Echinacea-have purple

Lavender

Hydrangea

Cosmos

Coreopsis

Salvia Oueen

Calendula-Snow Princes-Dark or spikey ones

Zinna-esp.Queen or zinderella series

Penestemom

Candy Lily

Cacti Mix

Sempervivum

Anterrhinum (Snapdragon)

Rudbeckia-dark flowered petals

Periwinkle or vinca minor

Polemonium

Verbascum

Anything on my Hozz page

Hibiscus-named-have luna pink and white and disco belle

Happy holidays to everyone and to flwrsforever for hosting

Tomato (any but looking for dwarf varieties in particular)

Peppers (any)

Carrots

Beans

Peas

Radish

Basils (any)

Mints (any)

Cosmos (other than yellow or orange)

Zinnia

Milkweed

Ferns, croton, or other houseplants

Thanks for organizing this again this year!

Here's my wishlist:

Alpine plants

Houseplants that flower

Non-invasive vines that flower (especially in dark orange or rusty red)

Rock garden plants 12" or shorter

Daylilies

Iris

Dwarf flowers

Violets (please no Johnny Jump-Ups as I finally have some established)

Short filler plants like alyssum and virginia stock

Trailing plants good for hanging baskets

Brown flowers under 24 inches (the entire flower doesn't have to be brown but can just have brown spots/speckles/stripes etc.)

Crocosmia

Pentas

Organic broccoli

Organic kale

Organic tomatoes

Organic carrots

Organic lettuce

Organic spinach

Organic celery

Organic bok choy or chinese cabbage

Lentils

Thanks everyone! Hope everyone has a great growing season in 2020!

flowers, any hollyhocks, sunflowers or poppies

LeafyVeggies for cool weather like spinach, chard, cabbage, collards oriental greens, etc

Herbs most any except parsley and dill. I have a ton of those

Thanks for hosting this. Wishing everyone happy holidays. Here is my Secret Santa Wish List:

1) Dahlia - Any, would especially like 'Sunny Reggae' or pompon types

2) Echinacea - have common purple, would love Cherokee Spirit

3) Marigolds - any except french yellow and Sparky's mix, would like white ones

4) Cosmos - Any, really like Seashells Mix and any double

5) Naturtium, Calendula, other edible flowers

6) Anything good for making teas

7) Culinary or medicinal herbs - marjoram, tarragon, parsley, etc

8) Japanese Morning Glories

9) Fragrant plants

10) Any easy to germinate unusual to plant with my grandkids

11) Zinnia, Whilrligig, Circus Act, creeping, any bi-color or unusual

12) Sunset hibiscus (Abelmoschus manihot)

13) Poppies, peony type

14) Sedum, small groundcover type

15) Old-fashioned cottage type

16) Hellebores

17) Snapdragons

18) Heirloom tomatoes - have cherokee purple

19) Dwarf tomatoes

20) Anything that attracts hummingbirds, butterflies etc

21) Anything with "Susan" or "Angel" in the name

22) Any bulbs

23) Your favorite herb or flower that you grow

Thanks for sharing! I wish you all a very blessed and happy holiday season!

1. Lisianthus

2. Dahlias

3. Carnations (all, especially Chabaud series)

4. Cosmos

5. Sunflowers

6. Snapdragons

7. Zinnias (all, especially zinderella series)

8. Calendula

9. Sweet Peas

10. Coneflowers

11. Petunias for hanging baskets

12. Lettuce/Salad Greens

13. Summer squash

14. Peppers

15. Pole beans

16. Melons

17. Basil

18. Dwarf tomato varieties

19. Your favorite flower for bouquets

20. Your favorite tasting herb or vegetable

This is my favorite swap of the year - thank you to all who participate!

Arnica

Bee Balm, dwarf variety preferred

Blackberry (Bushel&Berry for container and shade)

Blue Vervain

Borage

Catnip

Dill

Elderberry (can I grow in container?)

Evening primrose

Johnny jump ups

Lavender, variegated variety

Leafy salad greens

Lemon mint

Lemon balm

Moon flower (nighttime morning glory)

Motherwort

Nasturtium

Nettle

Oat grass (for Kitty)

Oregano -- golden or variegated

Passionflower

Peppermint --or varieties of mint

Radish

Rosemary

Skullcap

St John's Wart

Swiss Chard, love rainbow

Tulsi, Holy basil

Thyme

Wintergreen

Ageratum, such as Cloud Nine, Goldrush, Pink Puffs, Red Flint

Alternanthera, such as Purple Knight or Purple Prince

Bok Choy: Purple Lady

Calibrachoa

Catmint (Nepeta)

China Asters

Crossandra

Echium amoenum, such as Red Feathers

Hollyhock, such as Halo, Las Vegas, Queeny, Spring Celebrities

Lisanthus (Eustoma)

Milkweed (Asclepias): Narrowleaf (A.fasicularis), Tall Green (A. hirtella), or Purple (A. purpurascens)

Palm Springs Daisy (Anthemis). such as Criss Cross

Salvia: Blue Oak Sage (S. chamaedryoides), Augusta Duelberg, S. holwayi, S.koyamae, Big Red Sage (S. penstemlnoides), or Pine Mountain Sage (S. semiatrata)

Shasta Daisy (Leucanthemum): White Knight

Snapdragon, such as Midnight, Opus, Overture, Snaptastic

Spanish Bellflower (Campanula primufolia)

Sunflakes/Sun Cups/Sun Drops (Cammisonia bistorta)

Thyme, such as Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Silver

Annual flowers for hot, sunny spots

Lettuce and other leafy greens that are slow to bolt (I have lots of arugula already)

My Wish List ;-)

1. Any Zinnia

2.Any milkweed

3.Any red or dark beefsteak tomato

4.Any red or dark cherry tomato

5. Your favorite watermelon or cantaloupe

6.Black eyed Susans

7.Any perennial

8.Black susan vine

9.Dill

10.Any flower that is dwarf or compact and short

11.Any basil

12.Paw Paw

13.Winter squash

14.Anything red or purple

15. An heirloom from your garden ;-)

16.Shorter varieties of sunflowers

17.Clematis

18.daylilies

19.aquatic plant seeds

20.coreopsis

21.Terhune tomato

22.hostas

23.Sweet peppers, esp bell and frying types

24.Daisies, esp Shasta

25.swiss chard

26.A white radish

27.Canterbury bells

28.Pumpkin

29.Your favorite flower

30.Surprise me !

My Wish List is somewhat specific, but I'm thankful for anything you would like to share that you love or from the list below:

--Asters: Needle or Seastar varieties, China Aster 'Starlight Light Pink'

--Basketflower- white

--Siberian bellflowers

--Bird's Eyes 'Felicitas'

--Brunerra

--Calendula: Cataloupe, Orange Button, Lemon Cream, Sunset Buff, Oopsy Daisy, Orange King, Dawn Apricot and/or any of the “needle” or “double” types

--Catmint/Nepata, esp’lly Walkers Low or Grandview

-- Centaurea montana 'Alba' - white perennial cornflower

--Coneflower Double Decker, Primadonna White, Primadonna Deep Rose

--Cosmos: Cosmic Red, Cranberries, Cupcake (any but white), Double Click, Rose BonBon

--Four O Clock Limelight, Orange Crush

-- Gaillardia/ Blanket Flower: 'Red Plume', Amber Wheels

--Heliopsis 'Burning Hearts'

--Hibiscus 'Mahogany Splendor'

--Penstemon Twizzle Coral

--Phlox (annual) 'Leopoldii', ‘Sugar Stars’

--Poppies including Fruit Punch, Pizzicato, Haremstraum, Cherry Glow Breadseed, Giant Double Peony Candy Floss or Mix, Drama Queen, Coral Reef, “They Giant”, Violetta Blush, Feathered Mix

--Rudbeckia Varieties with full/double blooms: ie Ruby Ruby, Moroccan Sun, Cherokee Sunset

-- Salvia Windwalker Royal Red

--Torenia/Wishbone Flower

--Veronica Aztec Gold

VEGGIES:

--Swiss Chard, especially Bright Lights, 5 color Silverbeet, Oriole Orange

--Dwarf Tomatoes including Tiny Tim

THANK YOU!

Happy Holidays!

My wish list:

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My wish list

Bottle gourd

Nicotiana (flowering tobacco)

Iron weed

Partridge pea

Evening Primrose

Brugmansia

Lantana

Giant hyssop

Salvia

Yarrow

Giant Tue

Anise Hyssop

Pipevine Dutchman

Golden Alexander

Jewel Weed

Candlestick Cassia

Golden Rod

Globe Thistle

Blanket Flower

skullcap

false sunflower

monkey flower

compass plant

mist flower

wood mint

cup plant

Indian plantain

I hope everyone has wonder holidays and makes amazing memories with their friends and family

My Wishes

1. Holiday Cards!!! A-ok if there’s no seed in them as I have more than enough to plant this year. But, I do enjoy this swap and sharing my extras with you.

I love and can always work these into a spot in the garden:

2. Alyssum –white or purple, please no yellow or pink

3. Flax – red or blue

4. Violas - any

5. California Poppies, Eschscholzia californica (please no Somniferum/Opium/Breadbox poppies)

6. Linaria

7. Schizanthus

Been Meaning to plant:

8. Eriogonum grande rubescens "Red Buckwheat" (please, only the red, I wouldn’t plant the others).

Thank you! May everyone’s holidays overflow with peace and joy this season.

With the new house in Florida and job, I certainly need to take a break to get this list together! I dont have 2 acres anymore, but i will make this new landscape something to talk about :)

1. Spicebush

2.Sassafras

3.Heat Tolerant Artichoke

4.Begonia - Santa Cruz Sunset or similar

5. Corkscrew Vine

6. Calendula - Neon

7. Papaver somniferum - Danish Flag - or similar

8. Irish Moss

9. Goldenrod – Little Lemon

10. Indian Paint brush

11. Phlox ( Moody blues)- Creeping Phlox, , Midnight Candy,Coral Reef

12. Pulmonaria - lungwort

13. Penstemon - any

14. Pineapple Sage

15. Sunflower – Claret, Gypsy Charmer, Jolly Joker

16. Spiranthus cernua –Nodding ladys Tresses

17. Crocus sativus

18. Willow ( Salixspecies)

19. Mitragyna speciosa (Fresh seed pods or cuttings)

20. plants that can handle the heat and high humidity, but still look pretty J

21. 4’ O Clocks – any that are red, Fairy Trumpets

22. Datura metel – Violet Queen, Purple Horn of many, Black Currant Swirl

23. Salvia – Clary Sage Piedmont, Texas Sage Hummingbird Forest Fire, Black and Blue, Amistad, Wendys Wish

24. Zinnia- Cactus- Purple- Pop Art- Envy, State Fair, Scabiosa, Benarys Giant mix, Candy Stripe, Aztec Bicolor, Inca, Cupcake Series, Peppermint Stick, Whirlygig mix, Jazzy Mix, Queeny Red Lime,

25. Agastache - Summer Breeze, Apache Sunset, Blue Boa, Heather Queen Hummingbird mint, Navajo Sunset

26. Aster - Purple dome,Rice button, Stokes, Pale Pink Dwarf Milady Asters,Giant Perfection mix

27. Amorpha canescens –leadplant

28. Trailing plants, Snapdragons, Petunias

29. Lily - Blood, Butterfly, Voodoo, Spider

30. Asclepias sp. : Aasperula –Antelope Horn milkweed, amplexicaulis – Clasping Milkweed, Cordifolia –Heartleaf Milkweed, Humistrata –Sandhill Milkweed, purpurascens –Purple Milkweed, Rubra – Red Milkweed, Sullivanti - Prairie milkweed, Variegata –Redring Milkweed

I'm pretty easy :)

1. Tomatoes

2. Peppers (sweet or mild)

3. Melons

4. Beans (snap, green, lima, any really)

5. Broccoli

6. Greens (collards, cabbage, kale, etc)

7. Lettuce

8. Radish

9. Beets

10. Turnips

11. Eggplant

12. Celery

13. Brussel Sprouts

14. Carrots

15. Cucumbers

16. Onions

17. Surprises! I do mostly vegetable gardening, but may have some space for flowers that don't take up much space, but I haven't researched into any specific kind. I would enjoy anything really!!

my wish list:

me too: Holiday Cards! I'm with FaeryGardener - have enough seeds. However, if you must, plants from my woodchuck-resistant list would be welcome - https://garden.org/blogs/view/Bluespiral - especially summer annuals and plants that cover the ground, shimmer in moonlight and gross out woodchucks' noses.

Achillea sp. - non-floppy

Ageratum houstonianum - tall, mixed

Antirrhinum 'Black Prince' - any

Artemisia

Astilbe sp.

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides (Plumbago)

Delphinium regalis mixed or white

Daisies - maybe "masking" them among grasses might give them greater longetivity

Dianthus sp. - fragrant like D. arenarius or long-blooming like hybrids involving D. barbatus, D. chinensis, D. superbus, etc.

Digitalis parviflora -pale, nearly white form or any with chocolate or coffee tones approaching white

Foeniculum vulgare (Bronze Fennel) - fresh seed

Gaillardia pulchella 'Sundance' - plus others

Grasses - low, mid-height, not too monstrous - colorful autumn/winter tones

Iris chrysographes (black, low) - any low to mid heights

Nicotiana - shorties & taller fragrant airy ones

Pelargonium citrosum (Citronella) - any scented geranium

- - - - - - - -

(jasmines - various

Cestrum nocturnum

Cerodendrum ugandense (Blue Butterfly)

Thank you - am glad to see this swap return

Dirt Daddys WISH LIST!

coleus

giant marigolds

Mexican fleabane

mustards

sage

basil

zinnias

leeks

cherry tomatoes

hot peppers!

PEACE! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! DIRTDADDY.

While I have a list below, I really love to get the favorite seeds from my seed community friends. Send me what you love to grow? I would love to try them!

Vegetable

Broccoli ( variety with large head)

carrots

Assorted Mints

Huge Pumpkins/fun ghords

radish

short season corn

Onions (long storage life or giant onions)

amarylla tomatillo

beets

stevia

lettuce/spinach/Arugula

Kohlrabi

short season peanut

celery

Flower

Begonia

Impatiens

Violas, Johnny Jump Ups

Portulaca

geranium

Hellebore

clematis

Lobelia

Any Sedums

*send me your favorite vegetable/flower? I love surprises. I try and throw a few extra in all my cards.

My wish list:

1. Whatever you would like to give me. It's the thought that counts the most

2. Your favorite variety whatever that may be. Please tell me why.

3. Anything perennial.

4. Any vegetable, fruit, or herb. If you have a favorite recipe and would like to share i would love to have it!

5. Anything that attracts bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, native pollinators, and beneficial insects.

6. Any landrace variety.

7. Any Asian vegetable.

8. Any variety of Appalachian historical reference.

9. Tahitian Serpent Melon Squash.

10. Any squash, melon, or watermelon.

11. Oyster leaf.

12. Any vegetable variety high in anthocyanins.

13. Any Alpine strawberry variety.

14. Any rare Asparagus variety.

15. Chinese Python Snake bean.

16. Celery root.

17. Any onion variety.

18. Any pepper variety from Numex, Refining Fire Chiles, or White Hot Chile peppers.

19. Nadapeno pepper.

20. Any Rutabaga variety.

21. Butternut Orange Squash.

22. Any winter hardy vegetable variety.

23. Any Turnip variety.

24. Any tomato from Wild Boar farms.

25. Any French variety of vegetable, fruit, herb, or flower.

26. Any Italian variety of vegetable, fruit, herb or flower.

27. Naranjilla.

28. Any vegetable, fruit, herb, or flower native to South America.

29. Pepino melon.

30. Hardy Jasmine.

Dan's Tennessee Wish List!

We're moving to Tennessee either late Spring or early Summer, and I have no idea what will be in the ground of the new house we haven't found yet...lol! I have a small wish list, but I'll be happy to receive anything, especially a card! As for seeds, if they're unfamiliar to me or Tennessee, it's always fun to experiment, right!

My list:

Cosmos

Poppies

Sunflowers

Marigolds

Zinnias

(I planted a mix of all these last summer, and it was stunning and full of surprises!)

Perennials - Any

Trees and Shrubs - Any

Winged Pigweed

Coleus - Any

Surprise me with your favorite seed, of whatever type.

Please, NO grasses. I love them, but I'm not sure what might be invasive in Tennessee, and I'd rather not tick off the new neighbors...lol!

That's about it.

Nothing like waiting until the last minute to post my wish list. I am thankful for whatever comes my way even if it be simply a card.

1. reseeders

2. drought/heat tolerant

3. Geranium

4. Agastache

5. Snapdragons

6.Gaillardia, would love newer varieties

7. Rudebeckia, would love newer varieties

8. Swiss Chard

9. Kale

10. Jack Be Little pumpkins

11. Baby Boo Pumpkins

12. other small pumpkin varieties

13.Okra Bowling Red (commercial)

14. Burgandy Okra (commercial)

15.Jung Orange Okra (commercial)

16 Clemson Spine Okra (commercial)

17. Bok Choy

18.Butter Lettuce

19.Carolina Reaper Pepper (comm)

20.Chinese 5 Color Pepper(comm)

21. Apocolypse Scorpian Hot Pepper (comm)

22. BuenaMulata Hot Pepper (comm)

23. Arugula

24. if you live in the South..hot and dry...anythng you love to grow and it grows well for you (flower or veg)

25. Zinnia....any

Merry Christmas to all.......

Annie

Hi everybody!

Here is my wish list for this Christmas! We recently moved to Mississippi, to be close to my daughter and her husband, so I'll have to get used to what grows best down South. We're from New York State, out near Buffalo. My new yard has a LOT of shade, so any plant that thrives in shade would be welcomed!

1) Zinnias

2) black-eyed Susans

3) ferns

4) hostas

5) impatients

6) begonias

7) Moonflowers

8) pansies

9) petunias

10) Morning Glories

11) Geraniums

12) Marigolds

13) Chrysanthemums

14) Brandywine tomatoes

15) Beefsteak tomatoes

16) Sweet 100 Cherry tomatoes

17) Cucumbers, (Straight 8's)

18) Pickling cukes

19) Lady Bell green peppers

20) Jalapeno peppers

21) Habernero peppers

22) Sweet Corn, cream and sugar variety

23) Indian Corn

25) Watermelons, long, oval type

26) Gourds

27) Muskmelons

28) Ornamental mini pumpkins

29) Jack O' Lantern pumpkins

30) Parsley

Thanks everyone! Let the Christmas season begin!!

Hello! My wish list.

1. Any family heirloom tomato.

2. Any Southern heirloom tomato

3. Any Appalachian heirloom tomato

4. Aunt Ginny’s Purple Tomato.

5. Cherry tomato

6. Pink slicer tomato

7. Red slicer tomato

8. Yellow or Orange slicer tomato.

9. Joe Lauers German egg tomato.

10. Pole beans.

11. Any rarer varieties of peppers hot or sweet.

12. Zucchini

13. Summer squash

14. Patty pan squash

15. Eggplant

16. Pickling cucumber or gherkins

17. Zinnias

18. Italian peppers

19. Any good tasting tomato

20. Paw paw

21. Coneflower

22. American Chestnut tree

23. Hot Hungarian pepper

Any tomatoes, beans, or peppers. Anything is appreciated.

Thank you so much. This is such a nice thing to do!

Merry Christmas!

This is such a fun idea! Thanks in advance to everyone for participating. Here is my wish list-

-Tomatoes-your favorite!

-Tomatoes-unique,

-Tomatoes- any that do well in containers

-Tomatoes- any that love the heat or do well at high altitude

-Tomatoes-Russian Spanish or French varieties

-Tomatoes-cherries -any and all especially less popular varieties (Dikovinka,Rosalita,Sweet Baby Girl)

-Tomatoes- any Brad Gates or Karen Olivier

Varieties

-Basically any tomatoes! (Especially looking for MarNar,cosmic eclipse ,Aunt Ginny’s Purple,Dr Carolyn white or pink,Black Magic,Black Bear,Lotos, Sakarnyi Zheltyi,Gargamel,Little Lucky,Captain Lucky,Anna Margaret’s Heart.Ludmillas pink heart)

Peppers - any

Summer Squash-any

Any landrace variety

Arnica

Thyme-Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Silver

French Tarragon

Salvia-Hummingbird Forest Fire, Black and Blue, Amistad, Wendys Wish

Coleus

Iris

I'm a little late to the party....I couldnt get on to post. I realized I can get on if I use my laptop and not my phone.

My wish list this year.

Hibiscus heartthrob and berry awesome

Poppies- poppy alpinium,poppy lacinatum,somniferum and orientals.

Rudbeckia- praire sun, cherokee sunset,cappuccino,cherry brandy and moroccan sun

Mallows/Malvas{have zebrina and mystic merlin}

Clarkia

Godetia

chrysanthemum carinatium

Carrot-oxheart or colored

Variegated plants perennial or annual

Japanese Morning glories

Lupines

Dark foliage or dark blooms

rose of sharon red heart

snapdragons- any color or height

geraniums-hardy

I'll be searching lists later this week. Thank you for looking at mine!

My wish list:

1. Asclepias verticillata

2. Bulb/corm/rhizome forming plants with pretty flowers or foliage and that are hardy in zone 8- such as

Gladiolus (small flowered and older cultivars preferred; have communis, ‘Atomic)

named Crocosmia cultivars (Falling stars aka aurea, Solfaterre, Little Redhead, newer hybrids, any yellow), Cypella, Japanese iris (Iris ensata; prefer double flowered), Candy Lily (aka Iris domestica aka Belamcanda and hybrids with Pardancanda) named cultivars only, such as ‘Hello Yellow’ or ‘Jungle Colors’( I have the orange, speckled species), Angel’s fishing rod (Dierama), dwarf or streaked Irises, Bulbine abyssinica

3. Petunias, Supertunias,Calibrachoa (million bells), any

4. Sweet peppers (any; looking for fish peppers, shishito)

5. Agastache rupestris, cana, Arizona, hybrids

6. Balloon flower Astra Double any color

7. Begonia any

8. Berlandiera lyrata (chocolate flower)

9. Columbine (large flowered, spurred)

10. Cuphea

11. Dianthus (perennial)

12. Lewisia

13. Marigold (any)

14. Vinca (annual only; Catharanthus rosea)

15. Zinnias (Zahara, Profusion, Magellan, large flowered, threadleaf, or prairie zinnias (perennial in my zone (8))

16. Melampodium paludosum or leucanthemum (aka Blackfoot Daisy)

17. Crambe (sea kale; cordifolia or maritima)

18. Salvias-perennial in zone 8 (such as reptans, penstemonoides, pozo blue, Caradonna)

19. Cosmos (any short variety)

20. Antirrhinum hispanica or braun blanquetti (perennial snapdragons)

21. Farfugium/Ligularia aka leopard plant

22. Heat/drought/sun or shade tolerant shrubs or perennials (z 8) with good foliage or flowers preferably distasteful to deer. Seeds for any plant sold by High Country Gardens. No ornamental grasses or purple coneflowers, please

23. Corydalis (fresh seed)

24. Gaura

25. Zauschneria (California fuschia)

26. Flowers that attract hummingbirds

27. Scutellaria suffrutescens, or ‘Dark Violet’

28. Delosperma any

29. Your favorite perennial or annual

Thanks,

Susan

Any flowers for container

allysum

Albutilon .

Obedient plant

Petunias

Poppies---lauren's grapa, drama queen, any

Calendula

Zinnias

Scabiosa

Rudbeckia

Marigolds

santolina

dianthus

Anything!

Whew I'm late to the party but some wishes:

Gomphrena

Peonies

Lupine

Bleeding Heart

Gourds

Zinnias

Fowglove

Hollyhock

Coneflowers

Phlox

Tomatoes

Anything Variegated

1. Kenaf- Hibiscus Canabinius Tall variety if possible, any will do.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

2. Ephedra Equistenia

3. Ephedra Vulgaris

4. Ephedra Intermedia

5. Ephedra Sinica

6. Mulberry

7. Turner Diffusa Var. Aphrodisiaca- Damaiana

8. Tongat Ali

Vedic:

9. Andrographis Paniculatus/Andrographis

10. Bacopa Monierii

11. Intellect Tree- Celestrus

12. Lemon Balm

13. Mitragyna Parviflora

14. Mitragyna Speciosa

15. Red\White Sandalwood

16. Sidelia Cordenfolia

17. Tusli Holy Basil

Native:

18. Buffalo Sweetgrass

19. Echinacea Purpurea

22. Ephedra Viridis

23. Ephedra Nevadensis

24. Ephedra Watsonii

25. Greenthread- Navajo Tea-Tea-Thelasperma Filifolium

26. Guarana

27 Paw-Paw

28. Theobroma-Cocoa

29. Tobacco (Non-Hopi/Brightleaf)- Other Var/Species i.e. Alata/

30. Yerba Mate- Ilex Paraguayensis

Alt

31. Pinella. Cordata (If you wished I didn't write one Fruit Cuttings would also be or Sichuan Peppers/Kava )

Eyepfjedi .. so sorry , sign ups ended awhile ago. Look for our swap next November !

thanks everyone .. Santa Swap will be back next November

Was actually removing my post and got distracted. The email address seemed familiar. WillslWill remove both

Many thanks to Susan Nieves for a salpiglossis mix and the dwarf sunflower 'Sunspot.' I always am fascinated by the intricate veining on salpiglossis, and the sunflowers are very cute too!