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HAVE: Daylilies, Mints, Herbs, Pond Plants

thatcrazyplantlady

13 years ago

I have the following rooted plants to trade:

Mints:

Spice (nice hunk)

Blackberry (nice hunk)

Ginger (small - it's just now coming up)

Silver (small amount left, but well rooted)

Herbs:

Lemon Balm

Pink Saponaria - Soapwort

Bronze Fennel - small seedlings

Purple leaf Perilla - small seedlings

Pond Plants:

Parrot's Feather (lots)

Pickerel

Lizard's tail

Daylilies:

Whooperee

Black Plush - TF

Pink Ballerina

Pirate Lord

Well All Right

Duke of Durham

Kecia

Siloam Ethel Smith

Wineberry Candy

Sea of Stars

Hudson Valley - TF

Happy Returns - TF

Franz Hals - TF

Rocket City

Dacquiri

Kwanso

Green Puff

Miss Jessie

Other:

LA iris - Little Rock Skies

LA iris - blue

Sedum - about a foot tall with yellow blooms

Physostegia - Purple Obedient Plant

In return I'm looking for perennials for zone 7.

I do not accept cuttings or seeds in trade. The plants I send you will be well rooted and I need the same please. I have no time or skill to deal with cuttings or seeds.

I'm looking for the following, but I'm open to other ideas too, and I'd consider something non plant as well if it's something I could use.

clematis - doubles, pink, red, white, etc

Joe Pye Weed

Tall Garden Phlox - named, as I have several varieties now

Named Butterfly bushes that I don't have

White TX star hibiscus

Named hardy hibiscus like Clown, etc.

Bee Balm - named, as I have several varieties

Verbascum

Other perennials for full sun

Black Lace Elderberry

Bottlebrush tree

Unusual shrubs or trees

Plants with unusual foliage, or black or yellow foliage

Anything with a music theme to celebrate the release of my son's first professionally produced CD. He does rock/pop, but got his start doing Johnny Cash songs

Non-Plant items I could use:

Molds for making concrete garden decor

Pet meds for two large dogs (Heartgard and Advantix or Frontline)

I'm open to other suggestions.

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Comments (9)

flowersareforme
13 years ago
Hi Crazy Lady I am interested in working out a trade with you
For: spice,blackberry,ginger mint
I am going to post in a few minutes check out my post or trade list thanks
melis001
13 years ago
I would love all 4 of your mints. I have a large rooted white angel trumpet. I also sell bath & body products and would trade some of that. I have added the link to my bodycare company...

Here is a link that might be useful: Vegan Bath & Bodycare
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pata370
13 years ago
I have hardy pink or white waterlilies to trade for any day lily.or lizards tail if you are interested.
mintman303
13 years ago
think you could root me some blackberry mint for a trade of a mint in my trades?
thatcrazyplantlady
Original Author
13 years ago
Flowers, I checked your trade list and didn't see anything I need right now.

Melissa, I emailed you.

Pata, Thank you for the offer but I have too many water lilies. My ponds are all full. I'm needing perennials to cover some ground right now.

Mintman, I have about 25 different mints, including the ones you have. If you have something else, please let me know.

Thank you all for answering my post. I'm sorry to be so picky but my gardens are full and I'm only trading for what I can actually use. I'm really primarily interested in a few showy perennials that are drought tolerant and sun loving. I need them well-rooted, but that doesn't mean the plant has to be big--just some well-developed roots.

I'm also looking for named honeysuckle vines, like Goldflame. I want something other than yellow and is fragrant. I have a non fragrant red one, but I'm looking for fragrance for a particular garden.

Thanks again for responding.

Plant Lady
mintman303
13 years ago
25? wow, well thats all i got, i mean there are a couple more that i just added, but you most likely already have them, what about sase if you dont want roots that i have?
traditionalgal
12 years ago
I am interested in trading natural pet products for mints, iris and/or daylilies for zone 5. Please email me offline if you are interested.
alaMel
12 years ago
Wow! Any chance we could see a picture of your gardens?
keiki
12 years ago
How about coral honeysuckle, lonicera sempervirens, for your blackberry mint?

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