I dont have a document but i used a blank journal book to document them all. All the receipts from shipments i attatched have faded but most of the same info you use was written by hand.

Tom, I got my seeds last week...thanks a million!!! ;o) I was calling some of our local nurseries before I received the seeds to see if anyone had a Wafer Ash & I found a tree locally. When I called, the nurseryman said he thought he had one but it wasn't in very good shape & I could have it for free. I said, "YES, I'd LOVE it!" Not realizing that he was referring to a 25 gallon tree! It is almost 8ft tall & looks like "Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree"!!! IT's HUGE!!! It is alive & he said that it has been in the pot way too long. It had a year on the pot of 2006. It also had a price of $225 marked out to $50...I can't believe he gave it to me!!! What a blessing! I took it home last Thusday thinking I could get it in the ground this weekend & it has now been raining for 4 days straight! Maybe this week some time, I can play "hooky" from my work & I can get it planted...it's supposed to rain next weekend, too! I have a BIG hole to dig...LOL!!!! I've included a link to the picture of it...it only has about a dozen leaves on it...the GST cats must have eaten the rest at the nursery! ;o) Here is a link that might be useful:

Hi Daniel, Welcome to Garden Web, and the Ohio Valley Forum. You are just in time to think about planning to attend the annual Louisville Sprig Swap. There is another thread started here with the subject line 2008 Louisville, KY plant swap. The hostess has posted it and we are all giving our input in picking a date to hold it. I've listed in that thread many things one could bring if they were short on actual plant material (plants, bulbs, rhizomes, cuttings). Lots of good info in that thread. Also, you have no email link on your member page, thus no one can email you. To set up your email link, just go to the bottom on any page here, and click on Member Pages Then click on Edit your Personal Information, Page, and Preferences You will then probably be asked to login in again. Then check the box Allow other users to send you email via forms at our site. That will place a link on your member page, making it handy for members to reach you in the future. You can also use the Member Pages link to build your Member trading list of Plants and Seeds you either have, or that you are looking for. Sometime b4 the swap, I will be checking everyone's lists to see what I can bring that is listed on member's wish lists. Keep an eye on the Exchange Page here too, as I will be posting about swap items I have to either trade, or just share. Congrats on being a new home owner! How excited you must be. Please tell us a bit about yourself, or your gardening style,wishes, or interests. You can put them in a blurb on your member page...see mine as an example. You say you are trying to reclaim your yard....hmmmm...sounds like you must have some things then...I'm thinking cuttings....Take a walk around, and consider what things you might actually have to swap now, even if it is just cuttings. I'd be interested in knowing what you might have...hint, hint. Sue...in Indiana about 30 miles north of Louisville

I'm outside today digging plants for the swap. Some will be in pots. Others will be cuttings in baggies, for people to take a few or all that are in the bag. The cuttings should be easy to root. hopefully the potted stuff will survive. I have: Mayberrygardener -- a butterfly bush (Buddleia), either blueberry cobbler or peach cobbler. Do you need more sedum or sempervivums, because I can bring some if you do. Luckybottom -- French tarragon Lisaluwho -- skybird's Purple Dome aster, ice plant cuttings (hardy yellow, Fire Spinner, and Table Mountain) Skybird -- what I am pretty sure is Psfave Lavender Ice ice plant, based on photos I took of my garden bed last year. There are cuttings from two plants. It is possible that one of them is Mesa Verde, but in the photo it sure looked like Lavender Ice. I'll also have pots, flats, etc., for you. I also have the following, which can be claimed or which will go in the general offerings: 1 golden oregano, similar to regular oregano, but lighter in color, in a pot. (I can probably get a few more small pots of this if there is demand) 1 baggie with two cuttings of Persicaria affinis aka Himalayan fleeceflower. This is a groundcover. It has small flower spikes in mid to late summer, and the leaves turn red in the fall. the cuttings already have small rootlets, similar to Ajuga, so it should be easy to establish and keep under control. I can get more cuttings of this if there is interest. 1 pot of amester's white yarrow. This is vigorous and easy to establish. I can bring more if anyone wants any. at least 1 pot of skybird's purple dome aster. I can bring more if there is interest. I am not the only one who will have this tomorrow. a few baggies of Angelina sedum cuttings. this was originally from skybird. I can easily get more if people want more. at least 1 baggie of Coral Carpet sedum cuttings, again from skybird. this is easy to establish. It's not too obnoxious, though. Again, I can easily bring more cuttings. at least 1 baggie of hardy yellow ice plant cuttings. If there is interest, I can bring at least 1 baggie of table mountain and/or fire spinner ice plant cuttings 2 sempervivums that are not originally from skybird. Skybird gets first dibs on these since she seems to be the Keeper of the Sempervivum Collection. One of them is called Emerald Empress. The other is deep red right now; it was part of a pot of mixed sempervivums I bought at the Colorado Springs Zoo plant sale a while back. Plus whatever other plants or cuttings follow me to the swap tomorrow. If there is interest, I can take cuttings of Blue Spruce sedum, tri-color sedum, pachyclaidos sedum, and dragon's blood sedum. All are originally from skybird, and she might well be bringing bags of these as cuttings to the swap tomorrow. If there is interest, I can bring cuttings/starts from houseplants -- aloe aristata, an unknown aloe hybrid that looks similar to but probably isn't aloe black gem, haworthia (either attenuata or fasciata), euphorbia trigona (African milk tree), pineapple sage (which can be outside all summer), and maybe Kolanchoe pumila. Serpent Moon and I are looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow! I don't know if I'll have anyone else with me.