Oops -- the red fragaria vesca is "Alexandria" not "Alexander" -- sorry about that.

Hi there,
I would be interested in the following:
Anemone x hybrida ÂKriemhildeÂ
Polemonium carneum ÂApricot DelightÂ

I can bring you woolly thyme and some corsican mint. I also have a list posted with many things still available. Let me know!
Thanks,
Susan

I could not help but laugh at your description of Elaeagnus. I could love to have these - please check my list to see what I can offer in return.
I will have a start of honeysuckle vine - very fragrant and I will gladly bring for you - if you already don't own one.
-Shilpa

Susan, I have some polemoniums and anemones set-aside for you. I looked at your list of what you still have remaining and would like some sweet woodruff in addition to the thyme and corsican mint.

Shilpa, the Elaeagnus (Elaeagni?) are all yours. I'd be happy to have the honeysuckle in exchange. Thanks!

I would like to have some Knautia. Please see My Page for what I have. Thanks.

Balraj

Hi,

I would be interested in Campanula persicifolia,Polemonium carneum ÂApricot Delight and Geum chiloense ÂLady Stratheden that you ahve. I can bring Candytuft and creeping phlox( pink flowers) from your list.
Let me know.

Sangeeta

I would be interested in some Miscanthus sinensis ÂGracillimusÂ, Helictotrichon sempervirens (Blue Oat Grass)and Knautia Macedonia is you still have some.

I can give you some wooly thyme and a large mound of corsican mint.

Thanks,
Judy

Hi Rookwood,
I'm interested in your Rubus cockburnianus 'Aureus', alpine strawberries, Polemonium 'Apricot Delight', Geum and Asphodeline.
I have a Syringa meyeri 'Palibin'/korean lilac I can bring you (very fragrant, gets about 4'x4'), Primula auriculas, possibly a fragrant Clematis serratifolia, and some Galtonia viridiflora seedlings...
Let me know if you'd like to trade!

~Lisa

Balraj, I have knautia set-aside for you and would love to have a bit of aster in exchange.

Sangeeta, I have the campanula persicifolia, polemonium and geums set for you. Would be thrilled with the phlox and candytuft.

Judy -- I'm thrilled you are going to give the miscanthus a try. They need to be happy! Also have the blue oat grass and knautia for you. Mint and woolly thyme greatly appreciated in exchange.

Hi Rookwood,
I am pretty much starting now, will love to get your plants that you have listed, if there are extra that remain after your trades. I might have some ranunculus bulbs that I ordered, if they come by 28th, not sure.
thanks

Hi again,
I just found a big (2 gallon) pot of fragrant Paradisea lusitanica I could part with, and a Codonopsis tangshen (not sure if you'd call this one 'fragrant' though---more like 'musky'). A scrambling vine with yellow bell flowers.
See you Saturday!

~Lisa

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.

Is there a chance you might have a start of of the Rubus Aureus left? If so, please let me know.
with thanks,
-Shilpa

rookwood, I have one or two creeping phlox in lavender that I'll give you for nothing in return. I need the space. They've just never performed here as they should, but are very viable and perhaps beginning to bud/bloom right now. Want it/them?

Rookwood I have you down for Sweet woodruff, wooly thyme and corsican mint. Thanks for the trade. See you on Saturday,
Susan

Shilpa, I will try to bring you a start of the rubus 'Aurea' as well, if I can get them to transplant happily.

poochella: thank you for the phlox, I would love to have them.

See you all on Saturday.

Thank you for the Knautia. I notice I have a few plants without tags that I cannot place for sure. Can you tell me what kind of pots the Knautias were in? Thanks.

Balraj

Balraj: I don't remember which pots they were in, but you will know them because they have a basal rosette of leaves that are slightly greyish-green, and which come in two different shapes: some are simply lance-shaped and others have notched edges.

I looked around online to see if I could find a picture of knautia foliage, but could really only find good photos of the flowers.

Let me know if it still isn't clear which plants are the knautia -- I may have a picture of my own that I could scan-in.

rookwood, my apologies: your phlox failed to make my 'reminder list post' of things to bring for people. I do still have a little clump of them and a real straggler of a plant in the garden. Email me and perhaps we can wrangle a drop off or pick up. So sorry to have missed this. I gave a clump of them away just this a.m.! arghhh...

No worries -- I got a clump of phlox and a bunch of other groundcovers at the trade, so I'm sitting pretty. Thanks for offering, though.