What I'm Bringing to the MTPS

15 years ago

I'm planning to bring:

Monkey grass

Lamb's ear

sundrop flowers

iris

daylilies

airplane plant babies (some call it a spider plant)

magazines

various indoor plants I have started

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irisaddict
14 years ago
Steve,

The yellow, low-acid tomatoes and sweet peppers would trade nicely for the wineberry plants.

Evelyn
paperart
14 years ago
irisaddict, I'd love to trade a Peggy Martin Rose for either a raspberry or a hellebore.
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Here's a partial list of what I have available and plan to bring. A large number of the plants on my list are newly transplanted or are still smaller seedlings. They may require some tender care initially. Pot size may vary and could be as small as 1"x1"x2" cells all of the way up to 3 gallon sizes for certain plants. I've put down my best guess for pot sizes, but with so many plants it's hard to keep track of exact sizes. I am willing to split cell packs if you only need one or two plants from a multi-cell pack. Please view my "Want List" posted on this site to see what plants and supplies I'm hoping to trade for. I am in short supply of 1, 2, and 3+ gallon plastic pots. If you bring pots to trade, PLEASE make sure they are clean (ie- dirt/plant debris knocked out and no "critters")! Division or layered division = freshly dug, rooted plant (unless otherwise indicated) Agastache foeniculum [Anise Hyssop] 2" pots Alcea rosea [Hollyhock]- biennial, mixed colors, singles and doubles mostly pink, white, burgundy and pink/white bicolors plants. Will bring if time/space allows. Alcea rosea nigra [Black Hollyhock]- biennial, black single flower 2" pots Amaranthus "Early Splendor" 2" pots, 6-cell packs Amaranthus "Illumination" 2" pots, 6-cell packs Aristolochia fimbriata [Variegated Pipevine / Variegated Dutchman's Pipe] small plants in 2" pots Aristolochia trilobata [Calico Vine / Dutchman's Pipe] small plants in 2" pots Asarina scandens- mixed colors 2" pots & 3-cell packs Aster cordifolius "Wood's Blue" [NY Aster "Wood's Blue]- perennial, 12-16" tall, slowly spreading, fall blooming, gentian blue flowers with gold eye, sun, zones 5-8. 4" pots & 1 gallon pot Belamcanda chinensis [Blackberry Lily]. small plants in 3" pots Brachycome, Bravo Series, deep blue w/black eye 2" pots Briza maxima "Great Quaking Grass" 2" pots & 4" pots BRUGMANSIA: Depending on available space I may bring cuttings and/or potted plants. Possible cultivars are: Single, pink (noid) Named cultivars: Cotton Candy Frosty Pink Golden Lady Mountain Magic Buddleja davidii- [Butterfly Bush/Summer Lilac]- medium-dark purple. divided recently and potted (looks rough now but should recover fine)- 1-2 gallon pots Celosia spicata- [Princess Feather] dark pink & white flowers with burgundy foliage 2" pots and small plants in 6-cell packs Celosia spicata- [Princess Feather]- light pink/green foliage. Small seedlings in 6-cell packs Celosia [Cockscomb- burgundy] (large comb, 8"-10" tall plant) 2" pots, small 6-cell packs Cerinthe major purpurascens [aka Honeywort, Blue Shrimp Plant] 3" pots Cerinthe major purpurascens "Kiwi" [aka Honeywort, Blue Shrimp Plant] 3" pots Chasmanthium latifolium [Sea Oats] division- will only bring if arranged for in advance. Chrysanthemum "Clara Curtis"- hardy mum, peachy/pale pink 4" pots Coleus, Super Rainbow Series "Red Velvet" small plants in 2" pots Datura meteloides 'Belle Blanche' - solid white flowers, fragrant, dark blue-green foliage 2" pots Datura meteloides- double/triple purple (unnamed) 2" pots Datura meteloides- double yellow (unnamed) in small cells from 6-cell packs Datura meteloides "Purple Petticoats"- double purple with white interior, ruffled, in 2" pots Dianthus barbatus [Sweet William]- mix of burgundy, white, pink, red, bicolors in small 3-cell packs Echinacea purpurea [Purple Coneflower] from "Ruby Star" seed, 1 year old+ plants in quart pots- will only bring a couple of these. Echinacea purpurea [Purple Coneflower] from red/orange parent plant seed (similar to 'Sundown') very small seedlings in small cell packs Four OClocks- "Kaleidoscope"- Seeds only. Mixture of fuchsia, white, yellow spotted/swirled blooms that are quick & easy to grow from seed. Geranium, stellar (similar to 'Vancouver Centennial")- rooted cutting SPECIAL TRADE, 2" pot Helichrysum bracteatum [Strawflower]- pink, pink/white, yellow/gold (tall plants at maturity 5-7') 2" pots & 3-cell packs Hibiscus acetosella "Red Shield"- tender perennial/grow as annual. Burgundy foliage, red flowers 2" pots Hibiscus manihot (Sunset Hibiscus)- tender perennial/grow as annual. Edible, yellow flowers 2" pots HYDRANGEA: Hydrangea quercifolia 'Sikes Dwarf"- plant (newly divided) in 1 & 2 gallon pots, will bring 1-2 of each size Hydrangea macrophylla, unknown vibrant blue mophead- (all sizes new layered divisions) 1 gallon & 2 gallon, will probably bring 1 of each size Hydrangea serrata 'Grayswood'- layer rooted division IOCHROMA: Iochroma cyaneum 'Royal Blue'- small rooted cutting/small potted plant SPECIAL TRADE IRIS, DWARF BEARDED:- If I have time to dig these I will bring them. 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tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
Irisaddict: Done. :) Good trade. Yellow maters are about 6-7 inches tall and growing nicely. Sweet peppers were started later, so they only have 4 leaves right now, but are looking very healthy...about 2 inches tall. I'll put you up one later today.

- Steve
columbiastock
14 years ago
Final Additions:

Pink Bleeding Heart (small)-1
Lilac (small)-1
Sedum-low growing-4
Canna-Orange bloom with Yellow edging-3
Canna-Maroon Leaf/Orange Bloom-1
Hyacinth Vine Seeds
Tomato Plants

Bearded Iris (Breck's Collections):
Yellowish Orange
Rosey Pink
Light Blue
Dark Maroon
Cream/Lavander Falls
Yellow/White Falls Yellow edging
Peach (non-Brecks)
veggielover
14 years ago
IrisAd I would LOVE your Lemon-Lime Hosta. I think I have an iris that you would love. I have been trying to ID it all week, and I think it's called Paprika Fonos, but I could be wrong. Here is what it looks Like
veggielover
14 years ago
Here is a list of what I have so far,

Basil
Cilantro
Thyme
Caladiums= Pink, White,asst.
Calla lily's, Lipstick, Sunshine, Flame, Crystal Blush, Pillow talk.
Cannas-Red King Humbert, Yellow King Humbert, 1 Princess Di.
Hosta's- Undullata Univittata, Guacamole, Patriot, Twilight, WIde brim(?)
Dianthus-Corona, and Some bright pink ones.
Lilies-Tiger lily, Stargazer, Black Prince
Begonia's- 4 Dragon Wing
Clematis-1 The President
Tomato's- Better Boy
IRis-1 Blue bearded, 2 Paprika Fonos(not sure on the ID, but it looks like it. Light Purple, Yellow, and tons I have dug up from my Daughter's, So not sure on those.
Juncus-Big Twister, Love this Grass, Can be used in water gardens as well As just regular gardens.
I have also Pulled up a HUGE clump of Monkey grass, if anyone would like it please let me know, otherwise it's getting tossed.
Hen and Chicks- Green with purple tips, and a few half purple, half green.
Daffodils- Yellow, and cream.
Stella D oro Lilies- I believe they are yellow.
Ranculus
Ribbon grass
Gladiolo Bulbs
Hot Banana Peppers
Sweet Peas- asst colors
Higanbana-(red) Spider lily
My daughter works at a salon, and the owner wants their cannas and peonys thinned out some. I jumped all over that. Just not sure what color they are.
Hot Banana Peppers

I am looking for:
Any Hosta I do not have,
Lily of the Valley
A lilac tree cutting, (got one a few years ago, but it has never bloomed)
Tomato and pepper plants.
Orange Canna
Siberian Iris
Elephant Ears
columbiajen
14 years ago
OK here is my final list.

From the lot that got bulldozed this week:

3 daisy plants (1 is reserved for Rhonda)
5 Small light purple iris's

From My house:

10 hens and chick pups
3 prickly pear cacti
2 large purple bearded iris's
2 yellow Stella De Oro day lilies
2 orange day lilies
2 yucca plants
2 light yellow day lilies
1 hosta
Several lenten rose (hellebore)
some gallon size pots
Monkey grass
Possibly I may have some hyacinth bean vine plants too

I am looking for:

White iris's
Any shade plants, especially hostas, lily of the valley, Solomons seal, or jacobs ladder.
Banana (any),
but, I am really open to anything!

So very excited 2 days!

Jennifer
conniemcghee
14 years ago
OK, I am joining the party very late. First time swapper, so I'm not exactly sure how this works. I don't have a ton of things to swap yet...we are in a new house.

Here is what I have that I could bring:

White Iris (Unnamed, very tall white. Came from my husband's grandfather's Iris collection. I have had them for many years).

Purple reblooming Iris (Also unnamed, have had for years, VERY vigorous. Stunning rich, brilliant deep purple. Have divided these for people many times, and everyone who has them always tells me later how much they love them).

1 French Rose Iris

1 Pink Double Peony

1 Pink Single Peony with yellow center

3 Goldenrod (Baby Gold)

Here are some things I saw mentioned above that I would love to trade for, if you would be interested:

Zebra Grass or Little Zebra
Walker's Low Catmint
Spiderwort
Aromatic Aster (I am intrigued too!)
Moonbeam Coreopsis
Canna Yellow King Humbert

The next project for me is a perennial garden (full sun). I am trying to collect plants for that. Looking for white, soft yellow, soft orange/peach and purple.

What do you think? I know I don't have much variety to offer, but thought I'd test the waters and see if any of you had any interest in these. :)
mari5us
14 years ago
Connietn,
I have 2 different colors of spiderwort I would love to Trade you for your double pink peony and french rose iris if you are interested, I also have native columbines that bloom yellow and red. Let me know.
Marianne
conniemcghee
14 years ago
mari5us, sounds good! :D Will save pink peony and French Rose Iris for one of each color!

OK then...I would like to add another to my list: Since it looks like I'm getting purple and white spiderworts, I have a Blueberry Sundae spiderwort I could trade if anyone wants it. I'd rather have the solid colors. It's very pretty...pale blue and white.

Oh, and veggielover, if no one else wants your huge clump of monkey grass, I'd be thrilled to get it! I need a ton of monkey grass for another project I'm planning. :)

Also, if anyone wants them, I could get my hands on three Delta Blues Iris. :) I also have Prom Night and it's not really my thing either, but it's blooming right now. Think it'd be too tough on it to pick it up and move it?
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
mari5us: Your baby misses you already even though she hasn't met you yet...lol. Well over 2 feet tall & growing her 2nd bud cluster now. =) I had to stake her up the other night because of the crazy winds. She fell over. :( Absolutely no harm at all done though...amazing...very healthy plant. See you Saturday mornin'!
bigorangevol
14 years ago
Connie I like both of the Delta Blues and Prom Night if you're looking to get rid of them. I'm a sucker for all Daylily and Iris.
conniemcghee
14 years ago
veggielover: I have Common Lilac. Is that what you are looking for? If you tell me how to make a cutting I will bring you one. I've never done cuttings, but I follow directions well. :)

There is also a sucker coming up from the bottom of one of mine. It's about 8 or 9 inches tall with several leaves. Would it work to dig that up and bring it to you?
conniemcghee
14 years ago
Jeff, they're all yours! Maybe you could hook me up with some of your monkey grass? :)
conniemcghee
14 years ago
Hey Jeff...I was just thinking, since Prom Night just started blooming, what if I waited until it finished and then brought it over to you? I've always wanted to tour Cheapwood. LOL! I think I am only about five minutes from you.
conniemcghee
14 years ago
Oops. Jeff, I'm an idiot. It's not Prom Night I'm bringing, it's Quiet Riot.

The others are def. Delta Blues.

Let me see if I can post a picture. I took this tonight:

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conniemcghee
14 years ago
Marianne, here is a picture of your French Rose Iris from a couple of weeks ago:

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april_h_o April Moore
14 years ago
Rhonda and Connietn - marking down two of the asters for you two - you'll love them.

Also, will see if I can't split some Walker's Low catmint - I have it and it definitely needs to be split - if tomorrow's weather is kind, I'll get it for you, Connietn.

As far as what I need, I"m mainly in the market for burgundy, pink and white flowers (for the new garden). I haven't updated my trade lists (sorry, y'all, little time), but here's what I'm looking for -

Chocolate cosmos
White cosmos
Pink cosmos
Astrantia - anyone got some? DESPERATELY need this one lol
Dark purple bearded iris - and by this I mean the one that blooms earliest every year - it is always the first to bloom by two weeks at least and that's the one I want :-) (not to be picky or anything :-) lol)
Purple or pink Cleome (spider flower) seeds
Pepper plants (for Chip)
White creeping Verbena (this is the white variety that's like Homestead Purple - Ann usually has it but I know she's shared a few around with y'all :-)
Naked Lady Lilies (will take however many you have - need a bunch of them)
White hollyhocks or Pink Hollyhocks
White Muhly Grass
Yellow foxgloves

and that's it (for now - lol)

See y'all soon! Chip probably won't be with me (he will probably be putting in the footer for our new garden wall) but I may bring my friend Brandy.
conniemcghee
14 years ago
April! Thank you, thank you! I am really excited about that aster. I don't have an aster at this house, and this one sounds fantastic! Would you like my pink peony with the yellow center, or would the yellow mess up your color scheme? What can I bring you? I have white irises. ?
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
Wow....some very beautiful flowers headed to be swapped! =) Here's one that will probably have some flowers towards the end of this weekend or early next week. Your girl, Mariane.

From afar...

Gettin' tall...

The soon to be flowers...go up & to the left...you come up to a big V...there's a third brach behind it...follow that branch to where it crosses behind another...a tad later on the left...hello there, future flowers. :) Need a GPS to get there...lol...

The small dark blur above the other 4 small dark blurs (camera phone...) is the 2nd bud cluster...
veggielover
14 years ago
UPDATE ON my iris Picture, I found the tag today, it is CAN CAN RED. YEEHAAA

Connie, Does your lilac bloom with incredibly delicious smelling flowers?? IF So that is the one, However I have No idea how to do a cutting :(
I would love your pink peony with the yellow center, and would gladly trade you The Yellow King Humbert canna for it:)

Now if we could find someone who know how to do a lilac cutting. I would be ecstatic!
veggielover
14 years ago
Columbiastock I would LOVE your lilac!!, and Bleeding heart, Please let me know if I have anything you would like.

Irisaddict, I would love to trade something of mine for your Sweet William

Jeff, Shasta daisy for something of mine?
mari5us
14 years ago
Steve,
Wowee!!! She's quite the beauty !!! I promise to give your baby girl a good home !! I can see baby tomatoes in my lunch box very soon....YUM !!!!
ladybug37091
14 years ago
ColumbiaJen, I have a banana for you. April, I have naked ladies for you. Veggielover, I have purple Caesars Brother siberian iris for your Big Twister Juncus grass if you are interested in trading. Rhonda
conniemcghee
14 years ago
Yay veggielover! Thank you! The pink peony w/yellow is yours, and I will also dig up that sucker on the Lilac and see if it looks like it will transplant. Worth a shot! It is one of the really nice-smelling ones. :)

I am too excited about the King Humbert Canna!

Thanks everyone - I am so looking forward to my first swap! :)
columbiastock
14 years ago
Veggielover

The Lilac and Bleeding Heart will be tagged for you, the Juncus Big Twister grass and Higanbana Spider Lily would be great for me. So excited about tomorrow! Thank You
irisaddict
14 years ago
Veggielover,

I would love some callas! Do they all grow outside all year here?

Evelyn - the wagon lady
bigorangevol
14 years ago
Cindy will be bringing a bunch of Musa Bananas and some homemade Cherry jelly.
tngreenthumb
14 years ago
Oh man....lots of good stuff at the swap this spring and we have to miss it. I am bummed.

Tomorrow I'll be busy landscaping around this bad boy then going to a graduation party for our nephew. At least I get to play in the dirt...
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
connietn: It's my first swap too, even though i've been on GardenWeb for about 2 years now. =)
irisaddict
14 years ago
Veggielover,

Please save a "Pillow Talk" and Lipstick for my Sweet William and for another plant to be named later.

IrisAddict/Evelyn/Wagon Lady
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
tngreenthumb: Wow...that's awesome...did you build it yourself?
cannahavana
14 years ago
Wow Joe! Just plant a few more of those Brugs and you'll be alright :). Then come to my house and build me one.

Rebecca
irisaddict
14 years ago
Just a few more things..

Onion sets - white sweet
Celandine Poppy - native woodland plant
Lenten Rose
Hardy Begonia
Groundcover Ginger - native woodland
Solomon's Seal - native woodland

Damn, it is humid here. Hasn't rained at my house yet.
conniemcghee
14 years ago
Update: Mom is now coming with me :D

She is bringing cannas, more irises and maybe some elephant ears. No telling what else. LOL

I have everybody's things potted and ready to go. I also decided to bring

4 Iris Victoria Falls (reblooming blue)

1 Spiderwort Blueberry Sundae (blue and white)

I divided a clump of my purple reblooming irises, and Mom is bringing some of hers as well. Here is my pitch for these:

We lived and gardened in our previous home for 15 years. When we moved last year, I took only three things with me. One of them was a clump of these irises. If I could have only taken one thing, it would be these irises. :) I love them that much!

They are medium height, vibrant deep purple, and bloom in spring and fall. One little group of five will spread and make a nice statement in just a couple of years.

You NEED these irises!!! :D
irisaddict
14 years ago
Connietn,

I will probably trade you something for the iris since you pitched them so well.

Evelyn / Wagon Lady
conniemcghee
14 years ago
:D LOL! OK Evelyn! How about either the purple verbena or purple aster?
april_h_o April Moore
14 years ago
Oooh...Sweet William...I do love those!

Any one got any July Beauty garden phlox? The big purple fragrant ones...I used to love those growing up.

See y'all soon. About to go out and see if the Walker's Low catmint feels like being disturbed. :-)
conniemcghee
14 years ago
April, so funny you would mention garden phlox! I have potted for you a white "David." I'm sorry it's not the purple, but you said you were looking for white and white is what I have. :) David is supposed to be very mildew-resistant. This is my first year with it.

Have a couple of other small surprises for you too.
velsgarden
14 years ago
Finally my list...
4 turtleheads-1for Wanda&Bob,1for Marianne
3 hens and chicks-1 for Pat
3 cherry red hibiscus-babies
2 red cannas
2 orange cannas
2 trumpet vine babies
2 small pots white verbascum-wintersown babies
2 tatula daturas-wintersown babies
1 chinese lantern
2 purple shamrocks
1 red texas star hibiscus-wintersown babie
1 geum mrs bradshaw-small
1 acanthus flame-small
1 fever few
2 1 yr old desert roses-noid
2 1 yr old plumerias-noid just coming out of dormancy
4 aloe veras
4 different colors of african violet leaves
Im so excited I cant hardly wait until tomorrow
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
vels: I'd love to swap for some aloe. Any veggie plants you are looking for? -Steve
velsgarden
14 years ago
Steve,I dont really need any veggies,but I will be glad to bring you some aloe....Velvet
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
Thanks. =) I do have two Indian Princess Nasturtium plants i'm taking. Young Adult stage.
velsgarden
14 years ago
Steve,I will take one those if you dont mind.Thanks alot..velvet
bigorangevol
14 years ago
Long day.
FINALLY got home at 5:30 this afternoon.
Already made one trip to Chapel Hill with the truck loaded.
Lavonne followed with her car filled to the gills.

11:45 and I'm out the door with the third and final load!!!
Should be in Chapel Hill by 12:30.
Should be in bed by 1:00.
Gettin' to the Park around 7-ish.

Everybody be careful.
Can't wait to see you guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
Hey, you might get more sleep than me! ;)

vels: Sure...deal. =)
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
I had a lot of fun! Thanks Jeff. It was great to meet everyone & of course, i'm headed home with a truckload of wonderful plants...If you didn't come, you missed out! About 100 of us here havin' a ball. Weather turned out to be beautiful.

Peace - Steve
april_h_o April Moore
14 years ago
Yep, it was a GREAT swap. Kudos to Jeff for being our fearless leader for so long! And, thanks, Rhonda, for stepping in to fill a BIG pair of shoes - you'll do great.

Thanks to everyone for taking my babies home. :-) And a big thanks, also, to everyone who gave me plants (Connie, that Cosmos was the prize-winner today - thank you so much). Also, Chip said to tell y'all thanks for the tomatoes and pepper plants, too!

--April

P.S. For those of you who asked, you can see a few more photos from my garden at www.myspace.com/tnsabregirl. Click the Pics link under my photo.

See y'all next time!

Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of my garden on MySpace
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
vels: I missed the swap with you. :-\ I wanted the Aloe & i'm sure you would have loved a Nasturtium. Postpone until Fall swap then, I guess? :) I asked a few people if they knew where you were/who you are & none did. Oh well...we'll catch up later this year.

- Steve
bigorangevol
14 years ago
Holy crap Zig that is awesome dude! Email me the plans.

You two were sorely missed today. Hang in there, the month is almost over and you guys can grab some much needed R & R. How are the stress levels big guy? :-)

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