HAVE: Have a partial list ready for Newcastle...

michelelee

17 years ago

Still have a few more to add. Any takers for these? Like lots of stuff!!!

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Doris_J
17 years ago
Oh, my. I'm interested in your Viola 'Freckles'. Must have Freckles. I have not updated my list, Michele. I'm sure I can find goodies for you.
flowerfan2
17 years ago
Hi Michele, I would love one of your Anemone multifida, Armeria maritima, Helianthus 'lemon queen' and a Vancouveria hexandra. My trade list is updated. LMK what you would like. Karen
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Treepalm: baby smoke tree, Petromarula, Nepeta (possibly 2) Shilpa: Betula utilis, Philadelphus Patrick: Ribes sanguineum, Betula utilis, Passiflora, Salvia, Sungold tomato, lavatera cuttings Flowerfan: aquilegia (2), Nepeta tuberosa Kellycomposter: dogwood Purplelotus: water lily Plantknitter: water oak, golden chain tree, Puya alpestris, Nepeta tuberosa, Petromarula pinnata Please, if I missed you, post here and repost what I am to send for you. Jacqui, I think we did most of our trading on the other website but if you have a list of what I'm sending for you, please post it here so I'll have it in one place. I would hate to forget something.
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Hmmm......What do I need....... How about some help coming over and helping me decide where to plant what I have, and then helping yourself to more from here?? Hint, Hint...? Seriously though, (but the above is serious too), the PUD came through and i had to dig a lot of my front border out, more died where they dug and what i dug in the heat of summer also died. So I have to redo the whole front--it was time anyway. I lost a beautiful Carex testacea --orange sedge and some golden oregano so a start of those whould be great. and I think I asked for some mint from someone.
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Michelle-you really should have Mrs. Taylor as well as the other two geraniums. I'll put you down for all three. Shilpa-just cuttings?? How about rooted plants?! Karen-the sedum have been added to your list along with a couple of surprises Teresa- Coral Reef is yours as are the geranium and iris. The hardest part for me now is looking at everyone's list!
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nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
17 years ago
Digitalis, soft apricot puhleassee :-) Pretty Please :-)

I was planning on doing my list tomorrow, but you know a lot of what I have. Is there anything you want?
michelelee
Original Author
17 years ago
Ok, Suzy, how about purple monarda, Doris, I emailed you, Karen, I am still pondering your list. Hmm.......
ruth1
17 years ago
I'd love the Trollius. I need to update my list.
andreab
17 years ago
Hi Michelle,

Saw your note to me on the thread for lauraann...I emailed you, but I'm new to this so could you let me know if it worked?

I'd love some campanula and heardy geraniums...anything you could spare would be greatly appreciated!! I love purples & blues & whites.

thanks a bunch!
Andrea
michelelee
Original Author
17 years ago
Hi Andrea, Didnt get an email from you. I will bring you the Geraniums and Campanulas. Let me know if you would like anything else on my list. Michele
sedum_gal
17 years ago
Hi Michele,
Is the Carex flagellifera still available? If so, may I have it? I have this great dead-looking tree I got from Heronswood (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides)....Dan Hinkley says '..if ever a tree looked dead, and still wasn't, this is it'....and the brown Carex will look great planted at its' feet.
See you at the swap!
~Lisa
andreab
17 years ago
Hi Michele,

I have some Omphalodes 'starry eyes' if you'd like.

Could I have some digitalis too?? Purple and white if you have enough to spare. ;)

thanks again!
Andrea
Doris_J
17 years ago
Hey, Andrea, I'd love some Dianthus if you have more to spare. Why don't you look at my list and see if anything appeals to you?
andreab
17 years ago
Hi Doris,

Sure, I have Dianthus neon-star that I can bring you. Could I have some Pulmonaria longifolia ssp. cevennensis ?

thanks!!
-Andrea
Doris_J
17 years ago
No problem, Andrea! I'll pot some up tomorrow.

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