re-posting my list to make it easier to find. Please let me know if I haven't marked something for you that we have traded for. It is starting to get to that stage where the brain is on overload :) chives garlic chives small hosta--I believe it is one called 'gold edger' perennial candytuft seedlings (second year)--BEV & GARDENG8 one Aruncus aethusifolius (dwarf goatsbeard)-grows 8-12" tall--DIDZGARDEN cranesbill-NOID I received this at a swap several years ago and although it has no ID, it is a very nice one that clumps nicely and doesn't get too big-- has nice pink flowers -- one to GARDENG8 AND SIGNET rooted (and potted up) brugmansia cuttings--DIDZGARDEN feverfew betula white birch tree seedling-LUCKYNES rose of sharon approx 15-18"tall--(1) creeping thyme--not sure of the name, but it is the completely flat kind.-BLUEIRIS achillea-cerise queen--few small pot of hosta--NOID (green with thin white edging) three baby rhubarb plants in one pot-apparently self sown Ivory silk lilac tree seedlings about 2" tall.--pot to SIGNET (couple more available) clustered bellflowers--dark purple-- SIGNET geranium sanguineum pink lily of the valley--CAROL white violets with mauve centre violet--'freckles' hibiscus--red shield-healthy seedling--SIGNET AND CAROL(OUT) tomato seedling--vitagold (this is red..not yellow) phlox--tall-pink BARB (OUT) phlox--tall-white with pink centre--BARB (OUT) iris--yellow-short(approx 10-12")--BLUEIRIS feverfew tulipa tarda--BARB AND SIGNET (OUT) hosta (medium) recd as a NOIDsee pic aboveBEV and one still available hydrangea-annabelleSIGNET & BLUEIRIS dark ivy-possibly Baltic small evergreen seedling clematis prairie travellers joy(AGGRESSOVE)SIGNET & BLUEIRIS cinquefoil-redWSsmall HOS asclepias incarnata--milkmaid siberan iris--probably purple hosta-hadspens blueBEV (OUT)

We are well on our way to a fun, successful Plant Swap on the 21st of October. So far, about 15 folks are attending, with the date still more than two months in the future. I have been as busy as a bee potting plants and starting seeds. My offerings, so far, will be heirloom tomato & pepper plants, a few herbs, a couple kinds of kenafs, some ruellia and a few Sago palm pups. I am starting some cuttings of "Blue Sky, thunbergias, some pink and some red mandevilla vines and some purple "Poor ManÂs Orchids," epidendrums. My husband, Bruce, is busy seeding more African tulip trees, eucalyptus citridoria and pineapple guavas. Plant freaks R Us! Anyone have water gardens? We may have a couple of extra lotus plants. Keep spreading the word and see you soon, Diana

Join me at my home in Winter Park for a glorious day of seed, cutting and plant swaps. What to bring? Lawn chair, cutting/gardening tools/bags, boxes, if you want to have lunch, something to BBQ and/or share and your best gardening spirit. The Plant Swap at home is from 9:00am - 3:00pm. Give me an e-holler at disilkwood@yahoo.com to let me know of your attendance plans so I may prepare. My husband and I are planting seeds to share for heirloom tomatoes, heirloom peppers, eucalyptus citridoria and African tulip trees...and goodness knows what else. This is going to dirt lovin' fun!

I've finally gotten everything from the swap in the ground! I brought home a lot of plants for someone who said she wasn't going take anything in exchange for my plants. Oh well. There's always a spot for a few more! Thanks, All! Kate