WANTED: Ipomea carnea seeds

11 years ago

I'm looking for pink, purple and white Morning Glory Bush (not vine) seeds as well as other butterfly and hummingbird seeds. Please email me what you have. I have the following for trade -

Jen's Trade List:

Seeds:

Abutilon theophrasti

Achillea Yarrow 'Cerise Queen'

Achillea Yarrow white

Achillea Yarrow pink

Adonephora Ladybells

Angelonia purple

Anona custard apple

Aquilegia Songbird

Aristolachia fimbriata (White-veined Dutchman's pipe vine)

Armeria Joysick Red Thrift

Asclepias currasivica

Asclepias 'Red Silk'

Asclepias 'Hello Yellow':

Aster china, white

Bachelor button

Baby's breath pink

Bengal Bean

Black eyed susan

Canna red

Cardiospermum halicacabum (Love in a puff)

Catalpa

Celosia red velvet

China asterCirsium japonicum (Japanese Thistle)

Clematis 'Jackmanii'

Clematis 'Nelly Moser'

Cleome pink

Collinsia Chinese Houses

Conoclinium coelestinum (Hardy Ageratum) cuttings/plant

Coreopsis 'Creme Brulee'

Coreopsis lanceolata

Cosmos candy stripe

Cynanchum laeve (Honeyvine Mildweed)

Daisy Shasta 'Becky'

Datura 'Black Currant Swirl'

Datura Innoxia

Datura Lilac La Fleur

Datura stramnium Tatula

Daylily "Little Grapette'

Daylily 'Stella d 'Oro'

Delphinium Guardian blue

Dusty Miller

Echinacea 'Cappucino'

Echinacea Purpurea Eastern Coneflower

Echinacea 'Summer Sky

Empress tree'

Esperanza Tecoma stans

Euonymus americanus (Hearts-a-million)

Eunymous fortunei (Winter Creeper)

Fennel Bronze

Gaura white

Gerbera 'Jaguar'

Gerbera orange

Gerbera pink

Gerbera yellow

Gloriosa Daisy

Hamamelis mollis Chinese Witch Hazel

Hibiscus 'Red Luna'

Hyacinth bean white

Hyacinth bean purple

Manihot grahamii (Hardy tapioca)

Hibiscs 'Helene'

Hibiscus white with maroon throat

Hibiscus mixed

Hyacinth bean lab lab purpurea

Hyacinth bean white

Impatiens 'Policeman's helmet'

Ipomoea 'Alba' (moonflower white)

Ipomoea lobata (Spanish Flag)

Ipomoea quamoclit (Red Cypress Vine)

Ipomoea turbinata (Purple Moon vine)

Ipomopsis rubra (Red Standing Cypress)

Kniphofia uvaria

Loquat

Liatris Kobold

Liatris scariosa

Luffa acutangula (Angled Loofah)

Lupine mixed

Lychnis flog-cuculi Ragged Robin 'Jenny'

Meremia dissecta

Nemophila macuculata (Five spot)

Mystica

Passiflora cinnabarina

Penstemon Perovokia Atripticfolia (Russian sage)

Physalis alkekengi franchetii 'Gigantea' (Chinese Lanterns)

Robina Yellow Locust

Rose Campion red

Rose of Sharon, blue

Salvia 'Coral Nymph'

Sambucus canadensis elderberry

Sausage tree

Scabiosa Mourning Widow

Tithonia Mexican sunflower

Tragopogon pornifolius Purple Salsify

Valerian officinalis

Veronia giganea (Tall ironweed)

Veronicastrum virginiccum (Culver's Root)

Vitex 'Lady Lavender'

Wave petunia purple

Wisteria Scarlet (Sesbania)

Zinnia 'Red Queen Lime'

Zinnia mixed

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jensyen ( z7 MD )
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Hello, I have many flowers that the butterflies and hummers love. Salvias, Verbena, Bee Balm etc. Would you like to take a look at my list for a trade for the following:
Scabiosa Mourning Widow
Salvia 'Coral Nymph'
Asclepias 'Hello Yellow':
Armeria Joysick Red Thrift
Achillea Yarrow 'Cerise Queen'
Adonephora Ladybells
Thanks for looking, Jen R.
jaynine
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Hi Jen,
If you have enough, I'd also like to trade for your Asclepias 'Hello Yellow' (A. tuberosa). Please check my list (which is somewhat out-of-date) and let me know.
Thanks,
Janine
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lovemeflowers
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
i see many items on your list that i would like to trade for especially the dutchman's pipe. can you take a look at my list and see if we can make a trade happen?

WANTED: Ipomea carnea seeds

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jensyen ( z7 MD )

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