Hi, If it the same High Point Swap that I'm thinking about, it's been a couple of years since there's been one. I went a couple of times and it was always good. I don't know how far you are from Raleigh, but there's a plant Swap in Garner. I'm from Winston-Salem and it's worth drive. They post a Pre-Swap list on GardenWeb so that you can trade plants with individuals before the swap. Everyone bring plants to the general swap, but if you're looking for something in particular you can posted it ahead of time. Chances are that someone will have that plant that you're looking for and bring it to you in exchange for a plant that you have to offer. Anyhow, I hope this info helps and maybe we'll just see you at the Raleigh Swap.

Shannon, that sounds so good!! I wish I would have had more time to bake something, but with my son moving (he's gone now) and the wedding I just didn't do anything really nice this time around. I may try to pick up some muffins or donuts in the morning. I went out today and repotted some things and got the plants together, so I'm ready for tomorrow, except for the loading it into the truck. I have a few rooted Frosty Pink Brugs and took some more cuttings from it for anyone that wants to try their hand at it. I still have some spirea, 1 black stem EE, a bunch of Iris cristata, Althea (double blooms) just potted and just barely starting to root, a bronze fennel, a huge 4 o'clock, rhipsalis, monarda, unkwn daylily and irises, hosta, monstera, native yarrow, hardy geranium (it's pretty much gone dormant), hardy ageratum, malva mystic merlin, mini black iris ( I sowed last winter), and if we can find the time in the morning going to dig some black eyed susans and white butterfly ginger. If anyone wants some seed check my list for what I have and let me know asap. Plus I'm bringing buckets!

Deborah & Don, Special Thanks for hosting another wonderful plants swap and thanks to all the gardeners who shared their plants. The weather was a little chilly but overall a wonderful time!! As always, I came away with some great plant - blackberry lillies, tall sedum, varigated toad lillies, tuberoses, cardinal plant and the list goes on. Judy

Hi All, Thanks to Everyone for the wonderful Garden Goodies at this year's High Point Swap! I came away with Trilluim, Jack in the Pulpit, Euchrist, calla lily, rhodea lily, coleus, epies, sedum and more. A BIG Thanks goes to Debra and Don for organizing this swap! You guys did a GREAT job! All plants have been put to bed and they love their new home. When is the Fall Swap scheduled? I can't wait to do it again! Judy PS - Vicky, Does the varigated euchrist go in the ground or do I need to put it in a bigger pot? For now, it's in the ground but I can easily repot it.