I posted this notice on the Indy Craig's List, farm and garden section, so hopefully that will draw more people. My contribution is down this year -- I had a plant sale where I sold a lot of plants, plus, my parents moved in with us last month, and settling-in time took away from my gardening time. I'm looking for: stevia (sent a message to Katie) fennel margoram rosemary terragon garlic I plan to bring to trade: Roma and Super Beefsteak tomatoes mixed hot peppers canterbury bells Lamium -- common silver False Lamium "Herman's Pride" ventricosa hosta Stella d Oro daylily Sedum "Autumn Joy" Obedient Plant Thyme "Aphrodite" amaryllis Aloe vera Variegated Scented (citrus) Geranium I have available to trade, but won't dig up unless I get a request for it: Siberian Iris "Caesar's Brother" Hosta ...Francis William ...Green Gold ...Honeybells ...Autumn Moon ...Tiara Gold Daylily ...Canadian Border Patrol ...Caphis Robes ...Hot Pepper ...Chorus Line Purple Coneflower Coreopsis "Moonbeam" Common Lambs Ear Rudbekia (Black-eyed Susans)"Goldstrum" Lamium "Golden Anniversary" Indyrose

Masiel, I'd be interested in your walking onions and scented geraniums. Do you see anything on my list you'd like? If not, can you post what you're looking for and I can see if I might have some? And if anyone sees anything on my list to trade for tomatoes, lets arrange an advance trade as well. I'd rather have named tomatoes, but I would take other healthy mystery tomato plants as well. Oh, and I can bring some baked/crushed eggshells from my own chickens to trade as well. They're great to use in planting holes of plants that like calcium (tomatoes and cabbage to name a few).

Just wanted to take a minute to thank the people that gave us some wonderful plants at the swap this year. The Banana legs turned out pretty well, the Black Krim were ok, but suffered just like the rest of my tomatos this year. The Brandywine was amazing, and took over my garden, but had ripening issues from the cold. The Angel's Trumpet is going to flower shortly, I think that I didn't feed it enough, do they normally bloom sooner? The Winter cabbage fed the baby bunnies well. Thanks again to all, are there plans for a fall swap? --plant_monkey

Time is growing near! This Sunday! I'll be bringing a great many plants, some left over from a fund-raising plant sale this spring. Some of my contributions include: Hosta Ventricosa Daylily "Stella de Oro" Purple Coneflower Sedum "Autumn Joy" Obedient Plant Thyme Sage Parsley "Coronation Gold" Yarrow Northern Sea Oats (ornamental grass) Rudbekia (Black-eyed Susans)"Goldstrum" "Aphrodite" amaryllis Aloe vera Hollyhocks Probably even more as I see what I can dig up before Sunday! I'm looking for Shade plants: Named, or at least variagated, hosta Lungwort Lamium and False Lamium Coral Bells, all types Astilbe, all types Bleeding heart Columbine Lily-of-the-Valley Variegated Bishop's Weed/goutweed Not shade plants: "Thai Dragon" hot peppers Herbs, especially Lovage And just about anything interesting! See you Sunday, rain or shine! Indyrose