I'm bringing 20-24 hotdogs, buns, kraut, mustard, ketchup, onion and relish for lunch. Tony, what the heck is your last name. I'm old and my memory .. uh ... memory...uh ... now what was I asking - oh yeah, memory sometimes fails me. I'm bringing your Canary Island palm. Wayne Smith, I'm bring your 2 EEs and Turk's Cap. Anything else? BTW, did you ever live in Tarrant? Have I missed anything I promised or anyone? I'm also bringing a few well rooted brugs. Look at my list !!!! - Terry

Jean, I have posted on the Exchange Forum asking those who have done these plant swaps for info on how they go about it. Hopefully I'll get some info soon as I'd like to know as well how it's been done in the past. Going into this a bit blind, but I think it would be a cool thing for us to do! I know I have a few things in the holding bed, and come the spring I know that divisions are going to have to be made in the gardens. And during the swap, maybe we could plan for the following year as well and let others know what we have and may take cuttings of. It's a learning experience!

Carla,we had one in spring at the McAlpine Greenway Park on Monroe Rd. Think we plan to set up another one in fall at the same place. Watch the Exchanges forum part of the Carolina Gardening Forum (this is the Discussions part). Hot Roses organized it last spring and we talked about doing another in Sept or Oct since the site was so easy to find and had great parking.

LeapingFrogLady...can I please please please get one of those hibiscus plants? I have toying with the idea of tomatoes, I would love to get one of those toos. As for vegetables from me; I have some Purple Tomatillio seedlings that came up last week. still small but should be transplant size soon. Nasturtiums can be used an herb (real spicy). I tend to throw them in my salads to liven it up. I have plenty of those. Columbine seeds just germinated this week as well. I have a list of more stuff locate up top. Thanks zJoe This post was edited by zitro_joe on Wed, Apr 3, 13 at 14:32