Looking for Edgeworthia chrysantha, Red Dragon
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anyone growing edgeworthia?
Comments (4)My Edgeworthia brings joy throughout the year. Now in cold January, in Durham, North Carolina, it is blooming beautifully and even with no leaves at all, is perfection. There are camellias blooming occasionally in my yard and Lenten Roses may appear one of these days but in this gloomy wintry period, I can absolutely count on the glorious Edgeworthia. Mine was a present from a fine young man just before he returned to his home in Mexico saying in his yard there was no good place for it. He brought it four summers ago and planted it for me on a hillside under a small tree. By today, it has grown exponentially (!) multiplying itself month by month. Most of the year it has graceful, smooth, silvery leaves on its substantial, sculptural branches. My neighbors, Lucy and Babs, have a sturdy old one six times the size of mine bursting with flowers. Theirs is up against their house partially shaded by their wall....See MoreOk, I'm bad..A MUST have for all you fragrant buffs!
Comments (30)Robet! MY HATS OFF TO YOU! LOL Containing yourself until the spring is something I have a problem with, especially when written right next to teh Hoya I want is RARE.lol Ok, over the weekend I will take some pics and names and share! I hate being here with no use for photobucket:-( If you're going to get Hoya's, all the ones you both names are a ggod start! Robert. I shall have to give you pointers on getting yours to bloom. Mine did, the Autralis did in less than a year! Ok, let me share a source for that Hoya you NEED:-) That's what friends are for:-) I would'nt wait on this one though since Joni is selling out and may run out. Here is a link that might be useful: Hoya Palawan...See MoreSpring Swap 2011 - What are you bringing? What do you want?
Comments (134)Hi Ya'll, It's here! The swap is tommorrow! Woopee! I'll bet everyone will have more fun than a centipede at a foot tickling party! LLLOL! jclepine: I had asked for some pineapple mint & a poppy.If you can't get the poppy may I have some cherry bells? If you have enough I'll share some with a friend of mine. I'll be happy with any plants I can get. b2alicia: thanks.The more I keep up with these swaps the better I'll learn the "lingo" LOL. I have a small strawberry pot. It only has 2-3 side holes. I'll bring it with me so U can see it. Would anyone like some of those grayish egg cartons(the 18 count type)that come from walmart? I'll bring some with me.("will trade for fresh eggs"? 3-4 empty for 1 w/eggs?? Yeah right! LOL lattefairy:yeah for the mint & tansey! thanks! billie_ladybug: wow! you must have a big truck to be able to bring all of that stuff. I have my bins loaded for the manure & plenty of room for the pots. If you need help unloading your stuff I'll be glad to help. kvenkat:May I put dibs on a yellow eve primrose,persian spining primrose, morning glory/star yelta,& an apricot daisy? I think I left you off of my wish list. If I asked you this before just disreguard this. catnohat:WOW! I can't wait to see all my plants! Thanks! Well I better stop so I can get up early & head for the swap. I will be bringing: juice,pimento cheese,crackers,a cheese dip,chips & plates. I have several boxes I will bring to share if anyone needs one. Thats it(I think) goodnight all. See you in the AM ! %):>...See MoreSwap What are you bringing? What do you want?
Comments (150)Amserelda: I'd like some hens and chicks, please, to add to my collection. I'm not picky -- anything will do! Serpent Moon and I appreciate the Crown of Thorns cuttings -- she has already requested it for us. Would you like a cutting of Euphorbia trigona? Skybird: We already have some sedums from you, from the fall swap. I'm not sure what Serpent Moon has requested, but I'm fine with you giving some of them to others who request them. ---------- The tomatoes I planted a few weeks ago are still sprouting. I take back whatever I said about the potentially low germination of the Costoluto Fiorentino tomato seeds. Even though I saved the seeds over a decade ago, they are still in good shape. I have 3-4 seedlings per pot, of the 3-4 seeds planted per pot. If you are careful, you might be able to separate out the seedlings and pot them up separately. I don't think any have their first set of true leaves yet. If anyone wants seeds for them, please let me know and I'll package up some for you. Ditto for the seeds from the cherry tomatoes I grew last year from Plant Swap plants -- Black Cherry, Sun Cherry, and Riesentraub. All seem to be germinating well this spring. Costoluto Fiorentino looks a lot like Costoluto Genovese, for those who are wondering. It's a medium to large sized tomato with lots of ribs, rather like an accordion. They're a booger to peel if you're making sauce. The flavor is quite reasonable, and they grew well in my Oregon garden (coolish dry summers, fairly short season). The original seed came from Sementi, a gift from a friend who had visited Italy. I'll go through the thread this evening to write down names of people who've requested specific things. I'll make coleus and geranium cuttings tomorrow, plus maybe a few Euphorbia trigona cuttings in case anyone wants a thorny but vigorous succulent as a houseplant. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone!...See Morefrankielynnsie
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