HAVE: Native perennial seeds

pufftrinket

15 years ago

I have at least 10 trades of each of the following:

Black Eyed Susan

Blue Flax

Musk Mallow

Evening Primrose

I am looking for

Bue Flag Iris

Turtlehead

Marsh Marigold

and any other native perennial flowers that like wet conditions. I am open to large-batch trades of mutiple envelopes.

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annie_nh
15 years ago
Hi
I have turtleheads. I would be willing to trade after Christmas.
Annie
pufftrinket
Original Author
15 years ago
sounds good. Email me when you are ready.
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wenders6715
15 years ago
check my list-maybe you can find something there.
kms4me
15 years ago
What are the species of the above-named seeds you are offering, and which species of chelone are you looking for?
pufftrinket
Original Author
15 years ago
Black Eyed Susan is both Rudbekia hirta and Rudbeckia subtomentosa (some are mixed together--oops.)
Blue Flax is Linum lewisii
Musk Mallow is Malva moschata (I'm a little less sure of this ID, as the plant was a volunteer)
Evening Primrose is Oenethora Biennis-- very tall and leggy

I'm lookng for:

Bue Flag Iris -- prefer Iris virginica or any native. However, Blue Flag is special in Michigan, so I'd like to help it along a bit.
Turtlehead-- Chelone Glabra
Marsh Marigold--Caltha palustris, I think that's right.

Right now may main interest is getting as many natives established as possible. I'm not picky. I just selected a few items from my want list to post here.

I have other native seeds as well, but those I listed here are my best performers.
virgiebaby165
15 years ago
I'm in need of nothing...but check out my Z5-6 listing...for sure you might want the Luna Blush Hardy Hibiscus, which are good in moist conditions (have photos). Just LMK if you might want to do a SASBE for these or others I can include in a BE...I NEED NOTHING.

Ginny B. (GW NAME: Virgiebaby165)
pufftrinket
Original Author
15 years ago
Ginny: The Hibiscus sounds excellent. It is very generous of you to offer a BE. I will send you an email. I'd be happy to recieve anything you choose! :-)

wenders: sorry I missed your post earlier I'll check your list. What are you interested in recieving from me?

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