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HAVE: For Green Elephant

14 years ago

Yay! Looks like we will be coming after all :-)

Plants-

Sunchoke tubers

Chives

Spearmint

Red/Dark Pink Lupine

Tolmiea menziesii

3' tall Forsythia

Drosera rotundifolia

Drosera filiformis var filiformis

BeeBalm - dark magenta

Holly

Seeds-

Marigold 'Ground Control'

Aztec Tobacco (Nictotiana rustica)

Standing Cypress

And if you want houseplants I have two different types of the succulent "Mother of Many" Plants. Pictures are on my MyFolia page-

http://myfolia.com/gardener/Wildfyre/plants?type=all

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alaskanamazon
Original Author
14 years ago
Oh, and I have several packets of Cosmos 'Giant Tetra Trianon' seed left

and many many seedlings of Eschscholzia californica 'alba' if anyone wants any.
oliveoyl3
14 years ago
Do you want to set things aside or we just come find you on Saturday? We'll have a white Suburban. Is the Forsythia a dwarf grower or will it get 8-10' like most? I don't want Holly, but all the rest will find a home here. I want to try the sunchokes raw in salads, have you?

My spearmint might be different from yours if you'd like to try swapping it. Do you prefer bareroot or a clump of some from a potted plant?

What do you want from my list?
Edibles: rhubarb, strawberries, spearmint

Flowers: primrose (ÂWandaÂ violet w/yellow eye) spreading type for borders, shasta daisy

Natives: salal, sword fern, mosses

Pot accents (or groundcovers in poor soil only where nothing else grows or you'll regret it):
aegopodium (bishop's weed -spreading variegated)
vinca major (large perwinkle)
Hedera ivy
ground ivy (variegated round leaf, mint smell)

Corrine
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The 'miniature' is Pinguicula esseriana. It stays quite small and grows more slowly than any of the others I have. The other one I have that might interest you is Ping. x 'John Rizzi' . You very likely have all the other ones that I have. I'll take just about any of the Sarracenia that you care to divide. I've been growing them only for about 3 years, so I'm way behind you! But I love them. I have one little bog in the garden and one in a large planter. The one in the garden was getting crowded this year, so I divided stuff and started another one. Now I have plenty of room. I'd also be interested in a sundew if it's hardy. I have the D. filiformis (rats, I was going to offer you one of those. I have several now as they do grow nicely in the greenhouse) Don't forget to look at my list! I'd love to bring you some plants.
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alaskanamazon
Original Author
14 years ago
The Red/Dark Pink Lupine is spoken for.

I also have variegated Periwinkle, one large Comfrey plant, and numerous Mexican Pinguicula (the Pinguicula are indoor or greenhouse plants only).
alaskanamazon
Original Author
14 years ago
Ok, this is what I'm bringing that isn't spoken for yet-

Sunchoke tubers
Chives
Spearmint
Forsythia X intermedia 'Courtalyn' or Weekend Forsythia
BeeBalm - Jacob Kline
Eschscholzia californica 'alba'
Comfrey
Vinca major 'Variegata'
Lavender
Forsythia 'unknown variety'

Seeds-
Marigold 'Ground Control'
Aztec Tobacco (Nictotiana rustica)
Standing Cypress
Cosmos 'Giant Tetra Trianon'
and misc other flower and herb seeds
plantknitter
14 years ago
It was nice to meet you at the trade.
I'm Posting to these to get them above the old 09 OLy trade post

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