skip to main content

Pacific Northwest Exchange

Wanted & Have: Issaquah Trade

juudyshouse2012

17 years ago

Here are the items I have for the Issaquah Trade:

Seeds to Trade:

California Poppy

Cosmos bipinnatus

Foxglove

Black Eyed Susan

Sweet William

Iceland Poppy

Cosmo

Plants (and a few trees) to Trade:

Wholly Thyme (multiple)

Corsican Mint (lots)

Lady's Mantle

Low creeping sedum (yellow flowers)

3"-4" violet ground cover (little pink flowers)

Hardy Geranium

Ajuga (lots)

Rugosa Rose

Japanese Anemone

Japanese Sedge

Hardy Geranium

Several Western Red Cedars (2'-3' tall)

Few Western Hemlock trees (3' tall)

Douglas Firs (2' tall)

2 Shore Pines (2' tall)

Plants I Want:

Agastaches

Stonecrop "Samuel Oliphant"

Stonecrop "Mediovariegata"

Sedums

Hydrangas

Spirea

Heathers and Heaths

Euphorbia

Helleborus

Huachuca

Peonies

Spring/Summer flowering border perennials

Email me if you want to trade.

Judy

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (12)

albabela
17 years ago
Hello Judy,
I am briging you Echinacea - plus I will look around for a peony, Euphorbia and a purple palace huchera.
Can you bring me some Corsican mint? I need quiet a bit for a small walkway project. Thanks, looking forward to meeting you at Teresa's.
-Shilpa
juudyshouse2012
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you so much! I can bring you lots of Corsican mint. I just cleared an area that was covered with it to put in a perennial garden. I saved a large amount that was in really good shape. Some of it had moss in it and I got rid of those pieces.

Looking forward to meeting you, too!
Judy
Related Discussions
wanted: have: for issaquah trade
Q
Comments (20)
sedum gal: I have all of the requested items set aside for you. The rubus cockburnianus looks like it is resenting the transplanting, so I'm going to try potting-up a second one and keeping more roots on it. Hopefully I will be able to get you a viable start. I'd love to have the lilac, Paradisea lusitanica and primula auricula in exchange. Purplelotus: I will have extras of pretty much everything except the miscanthus, elaeagnus and asphodeline, so I should have plenty to share with you. No exchanges needed.
...See More
WANTED: Issaquah trade-think I mislabeled astrantia seedlings
Q
Comments (0)
To all of you who received my winter sown Astrantia major "Ruby wedding" seedlings, I think they may have been mislabled. One of the folks at the trade mentioned that the seedlings looked a lot like lupine seedlings. The more I thought about it, the more possible it seemed that they are lupine seedlings. I was warned about mix ups with winter sowing, and this could be one. So if you got the astrantia seedlings, you may well have instead Lupinus polyphyllus "Gallery yellow". This is a wonderful light yellow dwarf lupine that gets about 20 inches tall and blooms all summer in my garden when dead headed. So it is a lovely plant, and is listed as okay in part shade, but over all may want more sun than astrantia. Sorry to all if this turns out to be the case. Hopefully you have a spot for yellow lupines if I'm right. Thanks again to Teresa for hosting, and to all you wonderful, generous gardeners for the lovely plants. I'm not even close to planting them all yet, and I had to go and get more at the Seattle Tilth sale. Of course, having too many plants is a wonderful problem to have!
...See More
WANTED: Japanese Painted Fern and Blue Fescua @ Issaquah Trade
Q
Comments (1)
may as well move this post on down since the other one is the correct one.....
...See More
WANTED: Questions about Issaquah Plant Trade
Q
Comments (8)
And yes I do have a beautiful yellowish rose after bloming which turns a little pinkish, if someone could tell me how to get it would definetly get it and some coriander seeds sowed them few weeks back and have seen nice growth from it have, lots of sage in a corner of yard its my guess if that too some needs and can tell me how to get will get it. have pink button roses too. thanks.
...See More
Doris_J
17 years ago
Hi there,

I'm interested in your Hemlocks. I have Hellebores and Sedums, possibly Heuchera, and lots of different perennials. Let me know if you'd like to trade.
purplelotus
17 years ago
Hi Judy
I would like to get few seeds of California poppy. What seeds are you looking for? I don't have any plants that you want, just starting...
thanks
drtdgr
17 years ago
Judy, I'm interested in 2 western ceders and a couple of douglas firs. I have euphorbia 'Wulferii' and possibly some spirea 'Mellow Yellow' for you. Oh, and I'm sure I can come up with heuchera. Also check my list, I may have some heather, Thanks, Susan
juudyshouse2012
Original Author
17 years ago
Doris,

Yes, I'd love to trade with you for your Hellebores and Sedums and if you have Heuchera, I'd like that, too. Also, I would like to try the Petasites palmatus 'Golden Palms' and Centranthus ruber 'Alba' if you still have it. Tell me a little about the Leycesteria formosa. It sounds beautiful from what I've seen online, but does it need a lot of water?

I can bring you 2 Western Hemlocks that are about 3 ft. tall. Will that be all you want from me?

Looking forward to meeting you.
Judy
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
17 years ago
Hi Judy,
I'd be interested in some of your corsican mint. I have some but need more. Also your japanese anemone.

I haven't completed my list, but hope to this weekend. So far this is what I know I should have.

Campanula glomerata
Lamium of various kinds
Campanula carpatica, blue and white
Crocosmia, reddish orange
Light pink astilbe
Geranium macrorrhizum, pink
Sweet woodruff
Ornamental strawberry, Pink Panda
Monarda, red, pink and purple
Myosotis alpestris, pink
Carex 'Frosty Curls'
Carex 'Ice Dance'
St. John's Wort - the shrub kind
June bearing strawberries
Campanula persificola
Wooly thyme
Euonymous Emerald Gaiety
Pulmonaria Rubra
Persicaria, green with purple chevron not sure what variety
Saxifrage with hairy leaves not sure name

Thanks! Email me if interested in trading,
Susan
albabela
17 years ago
Susan,
If the Euonymous is still available, can you let me know?
Let me know if you would like something from my list in return.
-Shilpa
juudyshouse2012
Original Author
17 years ago
Hi Susan,

I'd be happy to bring you corsican mint and some Japanese Anemone. After looking at your list, can you bring me

Campanula Glomerata
Campanula - blue & white
Pulmonaria Ruba
Saxifrage
carex-frosty curl

Let me know if you want anything else from me.

See you on the 28th!
Judy
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
17 years ago
I have your stuff marked down Judy. I wouldn't mind having some of your Iceland poppy seeds as well as the sweet William seed. Thanks!
juudyshouse2012
Original Author
17 years ago
Susan,

I have your list marked down, corsican mint, Japanese Anemone, Iceland poppy and Sweet William seed. See you soon!
Judy
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
17 years ago
Shilpa,
I can bring you a small start of the euonymous. It spreads nicely so it will grow into a nice size plant in a year or so. A small piece of Geranium 'Orion' would be nice. Thanks!
Susan

Related Stories

HOUZZ TOURS Houzz Tour: Texas Family Trades Traffic Noise for Frog Songs

By Mitchell Parker

Modern glass and stone structures hug two waterways on a sprawling Texas Hill Country compound

KITCHEN DESIGN Play the Trading Game With Kitchen Storage and Views

By Bud Dietrich, AIA

Cabinets have their place, of course, but just imagine handling kitchen tasks with a glorious panorama for company

EVENTS Treasure Hunting at Texas' First Monday Trade Days

By Angela Flournoy

Check out some of the antiques, art and collectibles on offer at one of the largest flea markets in the U.S.

WORKING WITH PROS 3 Reasons You Might Want a Designer's Help

By Apartment 46 for the Home

See how a designer can turn your decorating and remodeling visions into reality, and how to collaborate best for a positive experience

WORKING WITH PROS 10 Things Decorators Want You to Know About What They Do

By Laura Gaskill

They do more than pick pretty colors. Here's what decorators can do for you — and how you can help them

LIFE How to Handle Inherited Things You Don’t Really Want

By Jennifer Ott Design

Whether you’ve inherited a large collection of items or a single bulky piece of furniture, it’s OK to let it go if you don’t need or want it

PETS So You Want to Get a Cat

By Mitchell Parker

If you're a cat lover, the joys outweigh any other issue. If you haven't lived with one yet, here are a few things to know

WORKING WITH PROS 8 Things Interior Designers Want You to Know

By Laura Gaskill

Get the scoop on certifications, project scope, working from afar and more

CONCRETE Why Concrete Wants to Crack

By Matt Clawson

We look at the reasons concrete has a tendency to crack — and what you can do to help control it

LIFE Why We Want a House With a Great View

By Mitchell Parker

Research shows that just looking at nature has powerful mental benefits. Here's how to get a boost — with or without a million-dollar view

Sponsored

The Creative Kitchen Company

47 Reviews

Franklin County's Kitchen Remodeling and Refacing Professional

More Discussions

2024 - Cost to build custom home Western Washington State?

3

unexpected winter deaths PNW

0

Donate Plants - Seattle Seward Park

0