I don't usually trade plants, just seeds. But I'd like to get some red irises in my yard. True red, or deep red/burgundy. Ruffled or not, short and tall, I'm open. I would like to see a photo or get the name so I can look it up. If you have some available for trade, please look at the list of plants below, or let me read your wants list. I have my garden and two others I can raid if the following list is uninteresting to you. Plants I have available: Bearded iris, not ruffled, medium yellow, 24" tall. (not yellow flag, which is deeper yellow) photo available Agastache foeniculum, Anise Hyssop Agastache Honey Bee Blue Black-eyed susan Verbena Hastata Ladies Mantle A. mollis Starry False Solomon's Seal Horsetail, 18" tall, probably Equisetum hyemale or variegatum Geranium sanguineum, name unknown, fuchsia flower, forms mound 1-2 high by 2 wide. Creeping thyme Oregano Roman Chamomile (perennial) Feverfew, single and double Lily of the Valley Lamium, looks like Silver Beacon (silver leaves, pink flowers) Lamium, chartreuse Sedums, unknown, I can take photos Sedum, variegated, ~3" cutting available Hosta: Aug-Sept blooming, narrow leaved green Celandine poppy, Chelidonium species Astilbe, unknown color Siberian Iris, unknown color(s) We can negotiate what size plant/how many plants you'd like for your iris(es) And, I have many many seeds available, including heirlooom tomatoes. If you're interested in trading for seeds and some postage, I'm open to that too. Thanks for reading!

PerennialFan -- my Pygmy isn't very strong with tiny leaves barely showing right now while my others (also the tubular flower varieties) are showing large clumps of basal foliage. It's barely hanging in there, so I don't expect any way to divide it this spring. Bonnie -- I bought my orange agastache locally through a nursery that I can't even mention on GardenWeb (it's that NC nursery in Sanford, NC with initials of BB). They don't do mail order. I've been drooling over High Country Gardens varieties. I was out looking at my orange agastache that I moved in fall (I don't usually move them until spring) and they are doing quite well, even after extremely cold and wet weather this winter. Before moving my plants around this fall, I took individual photos, then put them together on a story board to see how the colors and bloom season fit together. This color scheme garden was created because the orange and purple agastache look so good together. Cameron From Defining Your Home, Garden and Travel

Agastache rupestris does fine in z5 with the prerequisite well drained soils that nearly all agastache need to overwinter. Hits maybe 30" in bloom for me. Orangey-coral blooms are a nice departure from purple and pink. Summer Love and Raspberry Summer are doing quite well for me, both are about 3' with Summer Love being the stronger grower being larger in it's 2nd year than Raspberry Summer is in it's 3rd year. Black Adder took me by surprise with it's 5' height in my garden. I expected maybe 40". Purple Haze about the same size as Black Adder. More difficult to overwinter. The Plant Geek www.confessionsofaplantgeek.blogspot.com

Here is my plant list for the Swap on October 7th at Mercer. I also have pond plants if anyone is interested just email me. I'm looking for Alocasias, Colocasias, Bananas,Hoyas,Gingers,Begonias,episcias and others to many to mention. LOL Aglaonema modestum Chinese Evergreen Pellonia pulchra (Polynesian Ivy) Peperomia Clusiaefolia 'Tricolor' - Rainbow peperomia Piper auritum Root Beer Plant Vinca major-Greater Periwinkle 'Variegata' Agave Blue Jazz Aristolochia fimbriata White Veined Hardy Dutchman's Pipe Bamboo Cane Pole Zephyranthes Fairy lily, Rain lily. Pink Yellow & White Nandina domestica 'Firepower' Aloe vera Medicine Plant Kalanchoe Mother of Thousands Kalanchoe "Gastonis Bonnieri"- Donkey Ears plant Canna Florence Vaughn Canna Richard Wallace Canna Wyoming Clerodendron bungei Crinum americanum - Spider Lily Crinum White Prince EPISCIA,Blue Nile,Kee Wee,Pink Panther and Red Corduroy Microsorium diversifolium 'Kangaroo Paw' Fern Nephrolepis exaltata `Bostoniensis' Boston fern Hedychium coronarium x coccineum 'Dr. Moy' Liriope Green Border Grass Lots of it. Hibiscus coccineus Texas Star Hibiscus Rose Mallow Tricolor Sweet Potato Vine Tricolor Musa velutina (Pink Velvet Banana) For a banana tree I dont have Musa zebrina 'rojo' Blood Banana Beaucarnea recurvata Pony Tail Palm Cyperus alternifolius Umbrella Palm Philodendron Domesticum Variegatum Philodendron Monstera Oblique Leichtlinii Swiss Cheese Philodendron Scandens Medio Pictum - "Flame Leaved Heart Plant" Philodendron Nutans "Velvet Philo" Ruellia brittoniana Mexican petunias Mexican Bluebell, White Katie,Pink Katie, 'Baby Katie' Ruellia brittoniana Tall Purple( 'PURPLE SHOWER') and Tall Pink 'Chi-Chi' Ruellia squarrosa Creeping ruellia 'Blue Shade' Spathiphyllum friedrichsthalli Peace Lily Spathiphyllum variegated 'Domino' Salix cinerea 'Tricolor' Japanese Dappled Willow Cuttings Ficus pumila Fig Ivy, Creeping Fig Thunbergia erecta Black Eyed Susan vine Vigna caracalla - Climbing Shell Plant snail vine Wisteria Xanthosoma atrovirens variegata (mickey mouse taro) For other Taro I dont have. Alocasia amazonica African Mask Polly For other Alocasis I don't have Sago Palms I have Named Hoya,Plumeria,Begonias and Episcias for special trades