hello I would like to do a few trades for fall I have lots of coleus diffrent colors and leaf shapes but the markers have gotten lost. I would send unrooted cuttings. the sedum is tall light green and pink flowers, it is very hardy and vigorus. I can send rooted or unrooted cuttings. the black berries grow wild by our garage and if you can beat the birds to the berries they are very good. I'm looking for anything off my wants list, if you have lots of seeds to trade I would be willing to trade plants for seeds. thanks for looking michelle

If you see something you like, tell me what you have. Not sending for postage, trades only. I am looking for named daylilies, especially Munsons and Kirchoffs, or miniatures. Any kind of Siberian iris. Dark or unusual Asiatic, oriental, or species lilies like TurkÂs caps. Miniature daffodils. Shade garden plants. Other perennials, of course: I canÂt think of anything specific as I want so many! Perennials available in May: Centaurea Montana (Mountain Bluet) Daylily Chicago Royal Robe Daylily Star Wars Plenty of orange wild daylilies Sedum Autumn joy Available later so I can check the colors before sending: Alpine and Various Columbines (have to wait until after bloom so I can label varieties) Miniature irises, pale blue Miniature irises, yellow There will be others when I figure out what has come up and spread enough to share. Thanks for looking!

Hi! I have quite a few named daylilies and your perennials sound exactly what I'm looking for. I also have lots of shade plants, many natives and rare. I'll attach my list here; have a look and let's see if we can trade. I also have madonna lilies, chinese trumpet species, etc. If you don't see it, just ask. Happy Spring! Lily Seeds I have to trade: Canna edulis Canna, others Roses, too many to list here Other seeds - hundreds; too many to list, just ask Seeds I am looking for: Coffea sp. Dahlias Plants I have to trade: Very large variety of Cacti & other Succulents Jack-in-the-Pulpit, native variety Dutchmen's Breeches, pink and white flowered Maidenhair Fern Male Fern mosses Trout lily: white with pale pink flowers and heavily purple mottled foliage Solomon's Seal Variagated Solomon's Seal Sedum tel. "Black Jack" very black foliage Sedum "Angelina" Agave pups, 3-4 types More cacti & other succulents than I know what to do with! Hatiora & Rhipsalis' Peonies; too many to list Mayapples Purple Sessile Trillium Purle foliaged clover, hardy to zone 5 ****Terrestrial Orchid, Aplectrum hyemale. Very rare. Native. Easy to care for. Will only trade a few to maintain the balance in my woodland habitat. and only for a really special trade. Gooseneck Loosestrife Heirloom Daffodil, 1620, N. telemonius plenus. naturalizes well and each bulb mutates at will. All are very double; some are all yellow, some look like peonies on a bad hair day with white, green and yellow petals. Heirloom Daffodil N. actaea. Orig. "Poets' Daffodil. Bluebells, Virginia - Mertensis virginica gentain blue native fragrant woodland phlox. 18 in. tall. Bamboo, Yellow-groove Native red & yellow columbine groundnut - Apios americana - few trades Cinnamon Vine - few trades - Dioscorea batatas Variety german bearded Iris Lime Balm - yes LIME Catnip Daylilies: species H. fulva Autumn Red Catherine Woodbury Coryton Pink Fairy Tale Pink Joan Senior Ruffled Apricot Honey Redhead Currant Red Bells of Gold Peach Blow Pink charm Big Kiss Miss Jessie Open Hearth Strawberry Candy Regency Summer Bamboo Blackie My Ruffled Jewel Emma's Pastel Ruffles Lady Neva Orchid Corsage Memphis Knight Elfin Illusion Hostas: Spilt Milk Sun Power Aphrodite Sum & Substance Blue Angel So Sweet Patriot many more... Lg. variety ornamental grasses Cannas: Cleopatra, Black Knight, Journey's End, Bengal Tiger, few trades of each Saffron Crocus-limited number French Shallot bulblets Plume Poppy - Macleaya cordata Lemon balm Surprize Lily - Lycoris sqamigera Giant Butterbur - Petasites japonica var. 'Gigantia' Garlic Mustard aka Jack by the Hedge - Alliaria sp. Several types of Cryptanthus Hoya, Mexican rope Osmanthus longistylus - rarer native form of Sweet Cicely. tastes the same; easier to care for. Looks similar. Angelica atropurpurea Seneca Black Snakeroot Roses: Here's the list of roses available & the list of ones I can offer cuttings from: Species: R.x hibernica - Wild Irish Rose R. woodsii R. rugosa typica R. rugosa alba R. davidii R. pomifera (alpine rose) R. foliolosa R. harrisonii R. nitida Others: Ballerina Sir Thomas Lipton Rosarie L'Häye Hansa Therese Bugnet Cuttings: Old Blush Narrow Water Scot's Briar - R. spinosissima Stanwell Perpetual The Gift Zepherine Druhin Veilchenblau R. xanthina Blanc Double de Coubert R. alba semi-plena - White Rose of York R. damscena officinalis - Apothecary or Red Rose of Lancaster Kazanlik R. moschata Commandante Beaurepaire Don Juan R. mulliganii Moonlight R. acicularis Betty Prior Dorothy Perkins R. pendulina R. eglanteria - apple-scented foliaged Eglantine rose of Shakespeare Carefree Delight R. glauca Many more; too many to list; just ask! I also have over 300 plants from which I can trade cuttings, such as: Arctic Kiwi male & female, Viburnum opulus var. rosea, Red twig dogwood, 15 or so different varieties of Elderberry and the same number varieties of willows; etc. Plants I am looking for: Sedum roseum aka Rhodiola rosa - will make a trade for this very worth your time!!! Thalia sp, fragrant Amer. Water Lily Clubmoss Trillium grandiflorum Azolla Bananas; any variety Kaffir Lime Fairy Moss; floating Water lettuce other trilliums Dahlias: purples, cactus forms, tempt me. Cattail Agapanthus, any blue variety Bald Cypress seedlings water lilies, minis - hardy Lotus, hardy Wild blueberries Wild strawberries Wintergreen Wild ginger, European - Asarum europeum Grecian Foxglove - Digitalis lanata water hyacinth BULBS! Tempt me! Crinums Hardy water plants: scouring rush, water fern (floating), Pickerel weed Bog Plants Woodland plants Canna 'Stuttgart' Canna 'Australia' Lavenders- ANY! but, stoechas, any others Rosemary - any form; upright or prostrate Lady's Slipper Orchids Thymes Species roses, such as: Rosa carolina, R. palustris, R. arkansana, R. californica, R. primula, R. virginica, R. ecae, R. moyesii, R. canina Other roses: The Fairy, Little White Pet, Lavander Pinocchio, Cafe Ole, Basye's Purple, miniatures, purples, multicolors for hobby hybridizing.

Hey_J, I would love to see what you have done with the rocks you've collected over the years. I think it is so fantastic to bring home a little piece of where you've been and make it part of where you live. Like a living memory book as you walk through the gardens. I bet your rocks bring back all kinds of memories as you pass by them. Sometimes I wonder if Mr. and Mrs B are smiling or worrying about what I am doing to their yard. I have a feeling they may laugh at me now and again too. Occasionally I find myself talking to them in my mind, "hope you like what I'm doing here", or "I don't know if you're going to like this or not"... I guess I am a worrier, a reforming pleaser, finally beginning to please myself with what I do with the plants and features that were left behind and adding to them with my own ideas. Taking ownership while paying respect. Hoping I manage to do both. We are always trying to get back to the gardens, when we can't we are here chatting with each other about what we will do next, when we can be out there we are always fussing, fixing, adjusting, tidying or having a complete do-over. I love this site, I have learned so much, keep on learning more. It has been such a great place for me to find so many others like me and love what I love. Thank you for the blessing. I hope you are blessed by someone to care for your gardens as you do. If not always in the same way at least with the same spirit and love for the gardens.