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HAVE: Dutchman's breeches or dutchmans britches

20 years ago

I have nice clumps of dutchmans breeches or dutchmans britches plants to trade for other perennial plants. They are just about finished with the blooming and have started to set seed pods. These have always transplanted very well for me. The foliage is a lovely lacy leaf.

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ArborBluffGirl
20 years ago
I have toad lilies, several goatsbeard and one christmas fern if you're interested.
fable
20 years ago
I would love some! I have been trying to grow it. Right now I have a tiny one leaf plant. I have the following plants - various hosta, Joe Pye Weed, native columbine, maroon violets, various ferns, plume poppy. Lynne
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well, i was wondering if you had any plants for would be willing to trade, or do you just have seeds at this time?. i am not having much luck with seeds this year, as the weather is erratic and i live in a log cabin and heat with wood, not leading to the most constant environment. i am interested it the dragon plant, but unless it would survive in an office with no windows, only artificial light, it would freeze to death at my house during the winter. if you only want mint and monarda, i'd be more likely to trade for seeds, but the monkshood and dutchman's breeches would have to be a "special" plant trade. email me and let me know what you think :)
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If you still have the breeches, I'd love some for postage. I'd offer solomon's seal, but I only have the one myself.
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Not that this helps...but we have dutchman's britches growing in our pastureland, as well as white trilliums, Mayapples, dogtooth violets, something we called Sweet William (which appears to actually be mountain phlox?), and the most adorable bluebells. I'm attempting to cultivate some triliums (from purchased starts) in a shady spot in one of my gardens. So far I've been successful - they sprouted this spring, without blooming. I'm hopeful for some unique blooms next year. Eventually I hope to also cultivate the bluebells and dutchman's britches in appropriate spots as well. Here's hoping. -jaz. Gr
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amedws
20 years ago
Hi,
Would love to have some of your Dutchman's britches. I have wild ginger, wild geranium, bloodroot, spleenwort and several other ferns, trout lillies, Jacob's ladder, and green dragon. PLMK
Thanks,
Alice
raptorrunner
20 years ago
ooh, let's trade!
here's my list; take your pick.

Plants I have to trade:
Lemon balm (melissa officianalis)
peppermint (mentha officianalis) vigorous!
purple coneflower (echinacea angustifolia)
hen-n-chicks (sempervivum tectorum)
sedum "Golden Acre" (lots of this!)
chocolate mint (mentha ...)
spearmint (mentha ...)
catnip (nepeta cataria)
sweetgrass (hierchloe odorata)
hyssop (hyssopus officinalis)
motherwort (leonurus cardiaca)vigorous
Ground Ivy/Gill over the ground (glechoma hederacea) vigorous
horseradish (armoracia rusticana)
wild violets, purple, no positive ID -- vigorous

let me know. regards, raptorrunner
cullen73
20 years ago
I have many False Lily of the Valley (Canada Mayflower), wild columbine, and wild roses (maybe Wood's Rose or Meadow Rose(grows in full shade or sun)
toadlily
20 years ago
I would love one or to dutchmans. What is it you are looking for
cullen73
20 years ago
Would love Dutchman's Breeches!!!
Let me add; low bush blueberry, and raspberry
lil_bird
20 years ago
Would love to have some dutchman 's breeches.Have lots of perennials for you to chose from
Let me know
Glenna[lil-bird]
eroush
20 years ago
If you are still trading, check out my list and see of you are interested in anything...I have tons of maypops (passiflora incarnata) ready to go.
Betsy
bitty1
20 years ago
Can you grow these from seeds? I would love to have
some if they do. Thanks
hindsfeet67
19 years ago
I would like to purchase some dutchmans breeches. please contact me with information if you have any left. thankyou. Hindsfeet67
plantbug
19 years ago
I am interested in these plants:

Dutchmans Breeches
Painted Trillum
Pitcher Plant

Check my page and see if we can trade. Thanks plantbug
carex
19 years ago
Include me, I would like some dutchman's breeches too. Check my member page and let me know if anything strikes your fancy.
Larryd
pattygrow5
19 years ago
Hi, I would like some seeds if possible I can trade you toad lily seeds for dutchmans breeches LMK Thanks Patty
nlin0273
19 years ago
I like some, too. Here is my link:

http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/nlin0273
sleepywillow
19 years ago
HI ,,IF YOU HAVE ANY LEFT I'D LOVE SOME AND ALSO SOME PAINTED TRILLIUM IF POSSIBLE ..LMK
*********** HAPPY HOLIDAYS*********
annabelle15
14 years ago
I have hardy hibiscus seeds, forsythis plants, small, curly willow cuttings. Would love to put the britches in my woods.

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