WANTED: FtMyers Super Swap Soiree 9/02

17 years ago

Well, it's time to get the seeds sowed, the cuttings rooted and go through your garden and tempt us with what you have to trade. I do not have a big list, but I will get it started.

Ylang Ylang Seedlings

1-Tony

1-Denise

Aptenia Cordifolia, (rootings, cuttings)

Talinum Fruiticosium (succulent like-rooted, cuttings))

Spinach Tree (cuttings rootings)

Blue Pea Vine (seedlings, seeds)

Curcuma noid (gets large-red spine)

Rose scented geraniums (cuttings, rootings)

Key Lime (seedlings)

Bilbergia Louise (pups)

Passiflora Incense (1 rooted)

Snake Plant

Vanilla Orchid (only 1 or 2 cuttings)

Amaryllis (various seedlings, 1-2 yr old bulbs)

That's all I can think of the moment, I am sure other things will be available. So what have you got to offer?

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Lady
17 years ago
Ok Cindee I will plan on the sangria and condiments but we still gotta talk.

Our pool is still not completely finished so my yard tour isn't going to be nearly as pretty as I had hoped. They are great guys but they are working guys and stuff has been trampled, hit with chemicals etc.

Linda strawberry salsa sounds so wonderful. I plan on eating your salsa and drunk pies before anything so I don't get to full.

Barb I would love a couple variegated AV's. I thought I mentioned it when we met last. You still want the alpinia? Bring lots of stuff even if you haven't set up trades. I hope to trade stuff I didn't list. I usually bring way more than I should but if someone has something that catches your eye you want to be able to tempt them. I always give stuff away at the end.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Robin, call me on your next day off and we can chat!

Barb, I agree with Lady in that some folks are not familiar with certain plants, but when they see them in person, they change their minds. Plus folks usually have some surprises!

FUN FUN FUN, can't wait!
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A couple of notes because the rest is going to be rather long and involved: Lynda, I have the Vitex marked for you and in your baggie! And thank you for the marigolds! They will be very interesting with my others! Dessie I would be more than happy to receive your little helper's seed packets! I think it's great! Wendy Try some Chai Spice tea, it works wonders in helping clear up colds and flu. I always add a dollop of honey to help sooth the throat. It's a staple in our house and really does help. Alright, here is my take on this.. I can understand how many were hoping that the two swaps would not coincide, but, we all knew there was a fair chance of that happening. For myself, I know that I continued to update my list, even well after Patty's swap's mailing deadline. I did my updates using the same method we did for Patty's swap- using an updated date. Even had I not, I knew there was a good chance the two swaps would overlap. I joined this one knowing full well- according to the guidelines posted for it- that I may NOT receive as many as I sent in. That I would receive as many as were sent in FOR me, up to five packets of the SAME item. I recall there being some issue with this and a member who became very rude in their comments about this fact. Yes, my package from the What's Left swap is in the second batch to go out. No, I did not keep strict record of what I sent to those who were in the What's Left swap. I did keep better records of what I'm sending for this swap. I also know that a lot of people will be sending in baggies of seeds marked as extras- not dedicated for anyone, but to add in when it's seen those items are on someone's list. No, these may not be some of the rarer or more exclusively wanted items on someone's list. But if someone has some of those rarer or more specific items to share, I'm sure they would have put them into your baggie before they mailed. So, I don't see that anyone would be missing out on anything. The only way I could see having updated one's list further as complicating Patty's swap would be if someone had removed things from their list. Updating and adding items would not have conflicted. Because if there were any extras of what you were wanting, Patty would have included them. So, I guess I'm not really understanding how there is such a need to update the lists just because one is in both swaps. If I receive duplicates, wonderful! Because the things on my list are things I want! If I don't receive something on my list, then no one had it to share. If I receive so many of something that I can't plant it all, then I can bless someone else by offering it up for a trade. So, perhaps I'm being dense here, but how would one not receive something sent in specifically for them (up to FIVE packets of the same item!) that was on their wants list in this swap? Everyone has the chance to see your wants as posted and you have had the option to add to that list, as many including myself have this whole time. The only thing I could really see the two swaps happening almost simultaneously possibly affecting would be one's have's list. I'm sorry, I don't mean to upset or offend anyone. I'm just honestly trying to understand why this is such an issue. So please don't take this as meaning to offend or as pointed to anyone in particular. This is just me trying to understand why so many are upset about this. If you prefer to email me privately and help me understand it, I would be pleased with that and please do! Perhaps there are aspects and issues with this that I'm not readily seeing and should consider. I don't want to keep the thread off track by my question becoming a debate here. Perhaps there can be some adjustments of dates if this swap happens in the late summer or again next winter, but for this year it is as it is and personally, I'm really enjoying it! Nancy, I hope you don't decide to drop out, because I know that I should have at least a couple of things from your list, perhaps more. But I'll respect your choice and be your Garden Buddy either way :) Fran, you have a real job ahead of you and I don't know how those like you and Patty do it! Leave me hosting my "pair em up and let em go" or true RR type swaps! I think those of you that host this kind of swap are awesome! Angela, you have been a wonderful help to Fran and all of us in this swap! I know the time it can take to code pages like that, though updates are easier once the initial work is done, and I want to say THANK YOU for the time and work you are putting in on this swap for everyone's benefit! Kathy~ heading off to stuff more little baggies and envelopes.
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msmarion
17 years ago
16 days and counting! I'm going to bake a few things this weekend and throw them in the freezer. Humm what to make what to make. Cindee I know your guys like my oatmeal cookies, so those are on the list. Anyone have any requests? If not it will be a surprise.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
OooOoooohhHhhh I love surprises! Lol

I am getting more emails about food. It is making me so hungry!
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Less than 2 weeks before the swap guys. Have I heard from everyone?
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
We will be having a demonstration of Amaryllis Slivering during the swap. Bill Warren from the Amaryllis Forum, and Amaryllis study group will show those interested, how to sliver (split) amaryllis bulbs to create new plants. He will also tell us how to get Amaryllis to bloom 2, 3 times per year in Florida.

Those interested, please let me know so I can set up an area to accommodate Amaryllis lovers.
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ariel73
17 years ago
Lady,
The Hydro edge is 20 ft long.
Sorry it has taken me so long to respond.

Ariel

P.S. I can't wait till the swap!!!
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naplesgardener
17 years ago
The amaryllis demo sounds interesting. I was just thinking of pulling mine to go dormant but 2-3 bloom times sounds better.
I love to learn new things.

Denise
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msmarion
17 years ago
Cindee I'm interested in the amaryllis demo. Off to plan more cookies...
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Great, MsM! I have some seedling crosses, mine with others and some really interesting seeds crossed to share with everyone. I received pollen from folks on the Amayrllis forum to pollinate my plants, this is an addiction, I tell ya. I will have photos of parent seed crosses. I went nuts with Amaryllis this past winter.
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jardinerafloridana
17 years ago
Cindee,
I'm interested in the amaryllis demo too. I've been gardening a short while so I need to learn lots. Been busy at work and working late so I haven't had time to make a list. I don't know the names of most plants but I will be bringing a bunch of what I do have started. I do have three rooted Plumerias though. The mother tree gave small very fragrant dark red flowers but the ones I have (from cuttings)are bearing the small flowers (dark pink first then the get a little darker) that are not as red as the mother's flowers. Don't know why. I have also started some sun coleus (green,red and red/green leafed). I also have a couple of agave americana (I think that is what they were)and I started some moon flowers, mother of thousands and spider plants. As you can tell I am very new to gardening and don't know the plant's names or varieties but I am trying to learn. I can't wait till the swap. I am all excited.
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Lady
17 years ago
I have some trades not ironed out and a problem or two. First off those of you who were interested in my ichroma they didn't root the first time and I am trying again but at this time can't garantee roots. I goofed, sorry.

Ariel I am holding for you begonia nelumbifolia, zingiber spectable yellow, variegated crinum, and katuk. I am hoping to get from you wrightia religiosa, coleus, and some of the edging. Does that sound correct?

Kat I am holding for you aphlandra sinclariana and vanda teres and possibly iochroma cyaneum.

Amber I am holding for you begonia nelumbifolia, etlinger and possibly the iochroma. I also have vanilla for you to take to Evelyn.

Bren I have begonia nelumbifolia and rainbow heliconia for your alcantarea imperialis purple and neo rosy mon. Right? I was also wanting a blue tang if I have anything else you like.

Tony I have a yellow dragon fruit for you.

Kristi and Tropicalfreek I am holding a var. crinum for you guys. Did you want one or two?

Susana I am holding a vanda teres for you.

Barb I have alpinia for variegated AV's, sound good?

I will also bring lots of bare root stuff like hedychiums, bananas, bromeliads, heliconias, gingers, etc. I will give away many of my plants but The plants I listed on here are my special trades and I will want something in return, I hope you understand.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
WOW Lady, you have a real bounty! I have plenty of buckets to keep your bare root stuff moist, so you don't have to haul large containers.
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coffeemom
17 years ago
Lady, I already have one of your var crinums. Thanks. TF will want one I'm sure.
I have a peach alpina that I got from Tropical Paradise a few years back. It's 2 ft tops. It has never bloomed for me. I'll try to split it and see if it likes your garden better.
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barbcoleus
17 years ago
Lady I've got your variegated African violet for you. The Alpinia sounds great. Cindee I have a Green Ice leaf potted up and the African Oil Palm for Junglegal. I'm going to be bringing some bromeliads, gingers, cannas, and some celery fern, false roselle and of course as I promised, I'll be bringing those 25 small african violet starts one for everybody.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks so much Barb! I also need you to help me with the seed pods on my lovely AV-Wild Mustang. Never had seed pods before but they are growing like the turtles in the internet commercial. "Speed, Schmeed"! lol, They develope so slowly. I have no idea how to deal with them. Perhaps while everyone is eating, you can do a demo on AVs too. Anyone interested in African Violets, bring your plate to the kitchen. Barb is planning to bring new AV babies for everyone! I have only 3 of the var AV leaves from you that successfully produced babies that I managed to keep alive and need repotting. We can do something in the kitchen easily and I will be sure to have AV potting mix available. I will also be glad to offer leaves for those interested in new African Violets. You are the best, girl!
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tropicalfreak
17 years ago
Thank You, Helen. I will let you know. Are those the only times that are good? Afternoon open? : )

Lady, Yes, I woudl like one of Crinums. Thank You!

Does anyone have Heliconia Rostrata (Hanging Lobster Claw)?

Thanks,

Tropicalfreak
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ariel73
17 years ago
Naplesgardener,
anise hyssop and "Flame" seedless grape
for
knockout rose

Lady,
rightia religiosa, coleus and edging
for
Begonia nelumbifolia
Zingiber spectable yellow
Variegated crinum
and of course katuk

Cindeea
mimosa and the unknown ground cover

Evelyn/Abendwolke
salvia vanhoutteii

Oyla,
I am interested in-
Red epi. radicans
Bamboo orchid - Arundina graminifolia
Dwarf powderpuff seedlings
For
Hedychium 'Kewense'
Pink watsonia
African Foxgloves
Ice cream bananas
Salvia vanhouttei
Talinum fruticosum

Do I have this right? If not, please let me know. I feel like I am for getting someone. Speak up, speak up.

I will also post this on the tampa swap, so please excuse the duplicate. I just want to make sure I have everyone.

I will also be bringing additional plants to the swap.

Ariel
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Here's what I have so far as what people are bringing and what plants they want. I still have tons of stuff, Ylang Ylang seedlings, key lime seedlings, Aptenia Cordifolia, Talinum Fruiticosium, Spinach Tree,Blue Pea Vine,Curcuma noid, Bilbergia Louise (pups), Snake Plant
Vanilla Orchid (only 1 or 2 cuttings). I need to cut back my Wine Red Plumie-large fresh cuttings. I have rain lilys too.

Ariel I have orange Epi Radicans and Epi Ballerina Fireball (Orange to red yel beard) if you are interested.

Attendees, Food and plants.

Lady (Sangria)
Barbcoleus YlangYlang
Carol-ladyÂs Friend
Lindaleaf (Corn Chips & Dip)
Floridajane
Naplesgardner (Chicken & Potato Salad)YlangYlang
Butterflygardner
MsMarion (Cookies)
CoffeeMom YlangYlang, Passie Incense
ScentsFromHeaven (Burbon Pecan Pie YUM-O)
Nickers
Evak
TonyKOrlando (Paper Plates, Plastic ware)YlangYlang, Passie Incense
Ariel
Ambersky (Veggie Salad)
Trini1
Ospreysanctuary
JardinerFloridana (Birthday Rum Cake) YlangYlang
JungleGal Epi Ballerina Fireball
Tropicalfreak BOP, YlangYlang
Jan1 2007 (Chips & Dip)
KikisTreehouse
Carmiewest
SusieQsie
Bill Warren
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naplesgardener
17 years ago
Along with my plants I also have these seeds available. Just let me know in time so I have time to put them in baggies.

Tomato seeds (open pollinated-grown by me and saved)
Black Pear
Black Cherry
Black Plum
Black Krim
Bloody Butcher
Brandywine pink
Box Car Willie
Cosmonaut Volkov
Abraham Lincoln
Crnkovic
Principe Borghese
Persimmon
Siberia
Sasha's Altai pride
Stupice
Yellow Pear
Costaluto

Also have:
Dill
Bronze fennel
Mexican hat
6' orange cosmos bush (seeds)

as always best to email me at denisedelong@comcast.net
not thru GW
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SusieQsie_Fla
17 years ago
Hey Denise!
I'm glad you'll be at Cindee's - I hope I can make it and meet you.
You have a lot of tomato seeds and I would love some! Can you use zinnias in your garden? I have been harvesting and keeping the colors separate. I am also planning on giving you the seeds to the Yellow Poincianna when they are ready. I can also take cuttings from this plumeria if you'd like. (Also have reds and pinks)

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Cindee, thanks for the invitation. Since today is our anniversary, I might be able to get Larry to celebrate it with a Sunday afternoon trip! ** Crossing fingers **

Helen, are ya comin' too? I saw where you posted to request some rex begonias - did you ever get any? I have one that I think you'd like.

Susie
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naplesgardener
17 years ago
susieq
looking forward to meeting you too. Email me the seeds you want and I will bag them. As many diff.kinds as you want, I am rich in tomato seeds and have just started my first fall seeds which have come right up with this hot humid weather.

Your zinnias look beautiful! I have planted many kinds (have tons of seeds left) and had very little luck with them. I even purchased plants from the box store and they just do not prosper for me here.
I would love to try a plumeria though, pink or white.
thanks
Denise
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Denise, I'd love some Cosmos seeds and susie-I'd also love some zinnias. Like Denise, I haven't been successful with store bought seeds. Hoping yours are acclimated to zone 10. They are such a friendly flower! I have a mess of stuff girls, please tell me what you want! Susie, you have room for Ylang Tlang?
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SusieQsie_Fla
17 years ago
Yeah Baby! Ylang Ylang got mojo! I'd love one.

And yes, these zinnias love Zone 10. They have reseeded themselves from some I planted last fall from some in my friend's yard. But I don't remember them being this huge!

Anybody want baby Elephant Ears?
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Racking my brain here. SOmeone offered to bring burger and hot dog buns and someone offered to bring condiments: lettuce, tomatoes, onion, relish etc. For the life of me I can not remember who. I am going shopping for food this week, and I want to make sure I have the final food list. Thanks guys, really looking forward to next weekend, for sure!
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barbcoleus
17 years ago
Cindee,
I offered to bring burger and dog buns. Matins Potato Roll buns is what you prefer, correct?
Let me know how many of each.
Barb
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
17 years ago
I have 4-5 strictum 6" cuttings(knight blooming epiphyllum species) for trade if someone is interested. Please let me know so I can cut day before. I am interested in hoyas, orchids or other epiphyllums.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Barb, Martin rolls....riiiiight, I remember now! lol thanks for jogging my brain!

Jan that is stunning!!
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
17 years ago
Thanks Cindee, Strictum grows pretty fast and very hardy. Once the roots are well established it can stay out doors in partial sun and it doesn't seem to mind all that rain, most epiphyllums you can't leave them out in the rain all the time because roots will rot. Do you want to trade a cutting for vanilla orchid?
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Ohhh Jan, Sure! We can take a nice cutting of the Vanilla at the swap.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
More parking available. Write these numbers down. Seems we have more vacant homes on our street, so you can park in the driveways of the following addresses. 209, 210, 213, 216 in addition to the vacant lots. First come first served, however, I would appreciate you leave 216 next door open for my co-hostesses, Barb and Robin. And we have a camper parking there too. Everyone got directions? Everyone bringing food?? See you all SOON!!
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Sorry folks, there is a typo in the invite. Jan just pointed out that my area code is incorrect It is supposed to be 239 not 219. Feeble mind at work here.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Hello? Is any body out there???? Awful quiet here, I hope ya all are still planning to come.
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carmiewest
17 years ago
Hi Cindee,

Is anybody bringing fruit already? If yes, what else can I bring that I can buy prepared at the supermarket? I will be leaving home Saturday morning and will stay overnight in a hotel. Let me know.

Looking forward to your swap!

Carmen
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scents_from_heaven
17 years ago
Cindee, I am not sure if I am going to make it due to Lee coming home and the state of his health. If his daughter would like to have him for the day I am on my way. Please email me your address just in case at loverofdisney@hotmail.com

I sure hope I can make it as this was to be my birthday present from my husband. Linda
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carmiewest
17 years ago
I just read about the Amaryllis demo. I am interested too!

Carmen
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junglegal
17 years ago
Cindee, Lady & Barb,

Sorry to say I won't be making this one after all :(

I believe you three were the only ones who wanted to trade me. I hope to see pics of the shin dig soon!

JG
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
People are dropping like flies! Tony and Mary Beth have to help their son move to Tallahassee. Anyone coming that is near Tony. I'd like to send his plants back with someone.

Carmen, no one mentioned fruit, so that would be wonderful. Everyone loves refreshing fruit in this weather. Where will your family be staying Carmen? I am so excited you are going to be able to make it.
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naplesgardener
17 years ago
junglegal

sorry to hear you won't be coming. I didn't offer to trade with you because I just don't have tropicals of any worth. Mine are mostly native and butterfly oriented along with some tomato seeds.
Come for the food?

Denise
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linda_leaf _z10a_southwest_fl
17 years ago
Cindee,

I have been working really hard getting my plants ready. Most of them have been potted up for quite a while with roots coming out the bottom of the pot. They were all squished together, some jumping into neighboring pots. I will have some long and lanky hoyas that took off running everywhere, long ric rac cactus falling out of pots, tons of plumerias, tall and skinny phillipine violets, tall copperleaf, and much more. Physical therapy has been wonderful, giving me relief from most of my pains, but gardening is still a challenge.
Besides my very dear husband, I will be bringing a yummy corn dip and chips.
Looking forward to a Super Swap Soiree on Sunday!
Linda Leaf
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Hey Linda, I'd like a hoya, the one you gave me at Lady's years ago is now 2 very healthy plants. Wish I could get them to bloom! Also Do you happen to have a Pudica Bridal Veil Plumie? My neighbor wants one in the worst way after seeing mine. Mine are too little to take cuttings. She wishes like crazy she could make the swap, but she is a Casino Cashier (handles millions of $$ everyday). Sunday is a big day for them. I told her I'd try to get her a bridal veil. So glad the Phys Therapy is working for you. Mine is too. Sorry to have my sessions ending this Thurs. though. They have helped me so much!! Can'twait t see you!
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Lady
17 years ago
Cindee along with my sangria I will bring bottled condiments like ketchup, mustard, pickles, mayo etc. Do you find your pudica to have a scent? I was given one by a close friend of the family and feel I have to keep it but I don't care for it near as much as other plumies. My dwarf evergreen doesn't have much scent either but at least it has some.

Susieque I would love some of the purple looking zinnia seeds if you have any.

JG sorry to hear you aren't going to be able to come. Linda I hope you are able to make it out and come celebrate your birthday.
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Lady, the Pudica do not have a fragrance (darn it) they sure look like they should smell heavenly! The do bloom non-stop and I like the fact that they stay pretty small so they can fit into little spaces.

Linda, I sent you an email, hope Lee is OK.
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jardinerafloridana
17 years ago
Cindee,
I am so excited, I can't wait till the date is here.

Lady - Thank you for the venda. I don't have much to trade yet so I really appreciate you giving it to me.

I will take anything that anyone would like to give me. Just let me know if it needs sun or shade. I am very new to gardening.
Susana
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SusieQsie_Fla
17 years ago
Hi Robin
The purple zinnia is my favorite, so I took lots of that color. I'll bring some for ya.

Hi Cindee
What color zinnias do you want? I have a bunch I harvested last night but I didn't keep them separated. Would you like a mix?

I have some little pepper plants, but the peppers are teeny and I don't know what they are. I can pot them up if anyone's interested. Also have basil plants, heliconias and vitex cuttings. I have some trees and shrubs that I'm not sure the names, so I will post pics and get IDs.

Denise, thanks for the tomato offer, I will write you.
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msmarion
17 years ago
Susie~Could I have a couple of vitex cuttings? Would you like cuttings of Queen's Wreath?
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cindeea
Original Author
17 years ago
Ms Marion...you have queen's wreath? (pant pant pant)

Susana excited about meeting you too!! I have a bunch of stuff I'll load off on you!

Susie, mixed colors are great, thanks! Do you want any of my goodies? How About a baby painted birdhouse?
{{gwi:769760}}

I'm going to go get more to paint tomorrow!
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jardinerafloridana
17 years ago
Cindee,
I am not really good at posting pictures yet. I hope this works. This is something I made for your swap. I don't know how you want to either give it away or what but it is yours to do whatever you want. The plants inside are called "Cryptanthus" or Pink Starlite.
[URL=http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l87/JardineraFloridana/swapgift-5.jpg][IMG]http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l87/JardineraFloridana/th_swapgift-5.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l87/JardineraFloridana/swapgift-3.jpg][IMG]http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l87/JardineraFloridana/th_swapgift-3.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l87/JardineraFloridana/swapgift.jpg][IMG]http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l87/JardineraFloridana/th_swapgift.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Hope the pictures get attached.
Susana
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jardinerafloridana
17 years ago
Let me try again,
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jardinerafloridana
17 years ago
Another view
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