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HAVE: List so far for Olympia trade

nightnurse1968 (Suzy)

14 years ago

I will see what else I can pull together this weekend, but right now I have the following already potted up.

2 Small rooted hydrangea - one of them from this purplish blue smaller leafed one, the other a standard bigger leaf mophead variety

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Purple leafed corydalis (has blue flowers)

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tall phlox (pink-purple) (1)

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oxalis

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VERY tall yellow irises (tons)

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California poppy

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red bee balm

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more pink reddish bee balm

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Rooted piece from this Euonymous 'Emerald Gaiety"

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Available but not pic:

Snow in Summer

orange daylily

Can easily dig up:

sweet woodruff

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Green hosta

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Ground cover sedums

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A cute little low growing perennial geranium

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Obedient plant

ajuga (with larger purple leaf)

Blue forget me nots

Campanula poscharskyana (blue or white)- not a great pic, but its one with the little light blue flowers

Comments (9)

bejoy_gw
14 years ago
Hi Susan...I sent you an email. The Jacob Ladder plants are set aside for you,
Marie
jools42
14 years ago
Hi, Susan!

look how cute you are providing photos! :)

I'd love some of that reddish sedum. I'll post a "Have" list here tonight but meanwhile you can see my list on my trade page.
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nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
Original Author
14 years ago
Marie and Jools..Sent you both emails :-)
dawiff
14 years ago
I would love to have some of the purple-leaved Corydalis, also the hardy geranium and the campanula. Are you looking for anything in particular in return?

Alison
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
Original Author
14 years ago
Alison, I sent you an email!
oliveoyl3
14 years ago
Hi,
I have lots of pots in all sizes to trade for plants & will have some plants with me as well. Is there something you're looking for?
The part shade plants of yours:
Purple leafed corydalis (has blue flowers)
sweet woodruff
hosta
hydrangea

Thanks, Corrine
white Suburban
flowergirlwa8
14 years ago
I would love to have some of your pink bee balm. I have lots of red. The only thing I have to trade is some angelina sedum. Oh, it looks like you already have some, sorry.

Jackie
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
Original Author
14 years ago
Corrine, I sent you an email.

Jackie..I wasn't able to email you because your settings don't allow it. I am happy to dig some pink bee balm for you.

Susan
nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
Original Author
14 years ago
I'm hoping for a last dig tomorrow or at latest Friday. Let me know what I can bring for any of you!

I have a little mini wish list...some common, some I just need to get my purse out and buy, but I'll throw it out there lol I can dig any of my stuff above for you though...no matter if you have a trade or not. I know there will be plenty at the trade for me to "shop"!

daylilies (pink or purple)
yellow bush peony
red/white variegated flower bush peony
clematis of any kind
lewesia
echinacea
dark purple lilac
flowering dogwood (cornus kousa)
magnolia
red/pink witchhazel
pink or purple creeping phlox
miniature rhody's
dark purple tall phlox
blue flowering pulmonaria (all of mine seem to have died out)
delphinium
perennial hibiscus
hardy fuchsia
dark pink japanese anemone

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