I think Rux would have many of what you've mentioned....plus a few that you may not have thought of. I'm surprised no one has commented on them. Maybe they are not aware of them. In spring they have a pretty good selection of less common hostas and pulmonaria. It seems like most local folks agree with my impression of BB Barns. It is a beautifully designed nursery with healthy plants but waaay too pricey for me. If they are indeed "marked down", they would be well worth a look see. I don't quite agree with the opinions about Jesse Israel. I found some things a bit pricey, but I also found a couple of things I hadn't found anywhere else at fair prices. I Iike the shrubs at Reems Creek but thought their perennials were a bit pricey---but well worth a check in case they're marked down in Sept. I have several of the brunerras, but I only like Jack Frost. We are on the edge of where they grow well. The heat dries up their leaves and they're not too attractive in mid summer---but they're really nice after they've clumped a few years....especially in the spring with those pretty blue flowers. Until recently they were not easily found here. Everything you have mentioned is relatively short. You might want to use a few pieris, rhododendrons, etc for some height and winter interest when all the perennials have disappeared? Have a fun trip. Here is a link that might be useful: directions to rux

I know your post is from two years ago, but if you see this, I am in your area and am interested in trades and can even bring help for digging if needed! I know the feeling of plants dying off when I know someone would have loved them if only I knew that person!! I have a ridiculous amount of Jade because I cant let the "leaves" die off, I have to plant them in a different pot and now overwhelmed with it!! But, I do have quite a few different plants (indoors & outside) or even seeds to trade.

You already have some answers to your question in this thread. Here is a link that might be useful: your other thread

I have several Aroid plants and related for exchange, in the Hamilton ON area. These include: Arisaema candidissimum Arisaema franchetianum 'Hugo' Arisaema consanguineum ex 'Poseidon' Helleborus Foetidus Sauromatum Venosum Pinellia x 'Polly Spout' Syneilesis aconitifolia See some pictures in this thread. Plants range from full size to smaller bulb offsets. I am looking for perennial plants to help me expand my garden, particularly in the postage-sized front garden which has more direct morning soon and then some afternoon shade. As you can tell, I like unique things, but am open to suggestions!