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mariedavis50

14 years ago

I would be interested in some of each if you will do so for postage. I will have to check, but I may have foxglove that I received from another gardener that I could send to you. I know I have datura.

missourimoon_2009
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14 years ago

mariedavis-i sent you an email. would love some foxglove!

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Hi Joe, Below is a link to roflol's member page. If you happen to email and not get a reply, you might get the addy from the form and email privately (non GW) as the mail here is often unreliable. I would love to have even 2 or 3 of the Oklahoma Redbud tree...but see you have no wish list for plants or seeds. I wish I had an allium for you. My seed list is terribly out of date I'm sorry to say. What might you be looking for if you happen to have a few seeds to trade? Sue Here is a link that might be useful: roflol member page

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Rouge21, you will love your Allium 'Millenium'. It is a beautiful, very low maintenance and extremely easy to please garden plant. And yes, the flowers do not form seed but produce huge amounts of nectar that bees and butterflies will flock to. I am also a bit Allium obsessed and I have discovered that like the smaller rhizomatous types and smaller bulbous types best of all. When in growth mode, the large globe alliums from Holland have the tendency to steamroll and suffocate many of my more delicate perennials so I have been removing them. Allium cristophii is my favorite of the larger bulb types. The foliage is somewhat narrow and relatively well-behaved, and it is reliably perennial for me. It produces hundreds of grass-like seedlings every spring, but none of them seem to return the second year. I wish it would spread all over. I love it! I also love the drumstick alliums. This plant returns each year from the bulbs, but does not appear to set seed in my garden. I also wish it would spread all over. The very narrow, grassy foliage mixes very well in a perennial border and barely takes up any space. A new bulbous type for me this year is Allium obliquum. The plants are gorgeous and relatively compact, looking like a very elegant and tidy garlic. The twisting flower stems are striking and delightful. I would grow it for the flower buds alone, and I haven't even seen the flowers yet, lol! And it is very easy to start from seed!

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Hi, I'm interested in 5-10 seeds of the following which are listed in order of importance to me. Hope you'll find SOMETHING in my seed list of value to you. Quite an impressive list you already have. Brugmansia Charles Grimaldi, Versicolor Peach & Moonflower Datura metal double purple & Wrightii Regal Alcea Hollyhock doubles Passiflora incarnata,quadrangularis,ligularis TY-Sandy

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yellowflowerpot

14 years ago

Hi, i have some leftover foxglove mix color, commercial seed packaged for 2009, for your false indigo (blue flowers, right?) will throw in some prairie smoke or english daisy too, all freshly gathered, e-mail me if you're interested.

Thanks.

yellowflowerpot

14 years ago

Hi, i have some leftover foxglove mix color, commercial seed packaged for 2009, for your false indigo (blue flowers, right?) will throw in some prairie smoke or english daisy too, all freshly gathered, e-mail me if you're interested.

Thanks.

missourimoon_2009
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14 years ago

Hello yellowflowerpot. I would love to trade for the foxglove and some prairie smoke or english daisy. Didn't see a link for your email, so just let me know back and we will work it out. Thanks!

floodthelast

14 years ago

Thanks for the trade missourimoon. I sent your seeds out today and am excited to try the extra's you sent.
kat d.
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piksi_hk

14 years ago

Would like to trade for both seeds.
I have Texas star hibiscus, blue flax, and orlaya gradiflora.
These are all fresh from this season.

Betsy

jas_il

14 years ago

I would like allium globemaster seeds.

I have hollyhock (single and double) and some other annuals like peony poppy red, pink, Agretum blue mini, sweet william mixed, petunia mixed and many others.

Please let me know.

Jasmine

missourimoon_2009
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14 years ago

Hello floodthelast! Glad to hear your seeds arrived and that you are happy with them! Thanks for the trade! Angela

Let me know! Thanks!

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