Ill put a datura to the side for you. I'm already getting a holy mole pepper and lemongrass from you its all good.

dug 3 types of crinums from the yard today including crinuma americanum-low growing, white open spider type pink tinged flowers, Ellen bousant (not sure on spelling)-deep pink trumpet flowers, and one unknown

Afican hosta-great for pots, ground cover, partial shade/sun-ya`ll will probably have to bring this one in.

bromeliad-this is a big one best suited for a spot that gets a lot of sun but protected in mid-day, one of the hardier bromeliads

Hymnocallis sp. -white spider lily-toes dormant, mulch it over winter. big white spider blooms.

have 2 rooted pieces of the columnar cactus

Pride of Barbados seedlings

Couple of house plants

Sea Oats

Tally HO!

Tally can I get an Ellen Bosanquet from you. I love its color. Im gonna be bringing lots of things like phygelius, tricolor potato vine and datura

Pat, I'd like an Old Man's Pipe please. I'm bringing the purple cactus for you.

Tally is the bromeliad the one that you water from the center of the plant, or the tall bromeliad?
Barbra

It almost kills my soul that I dare not bring plants to trade because of the possibility they might harbor chilli thrips, but I do have the following seeds to give away. No need to reserve them. I'm bringing 4 to 6 packs of each kind. Just come and ask for them.

On the other hand, I do have several 2 year old plants of the very hardy, very sweet (but seedy), tangerine tree, 'Changsha' (hardy to 5 degrees) which I grew from seed. I've never noticed chilli thrips on the seedlings. I could drench them with a systemic insecticide known to control chilli thrips if anyone wants to take the chance. They fruit at 7 yrs. old. Otherwise I'll have to toss them.

I looked up photos of the seeds I have. Click thumbnail for larger view:

Love in a Puff (Vine pictured in back of pink phlox)

The puff:

Velvet Pod Mimosa (Texas native)

Scarlet Pentapete

Pink Pentapete

Green Malabar Spinach (on tower, Scarlet Pentapete in foreground)

Celosia Flamingo Feather

Tall Cassia

Fimbriata Pipe Vine (Flower pictured. Pipevine swallowtail caterpillar food)

Looking forward to seeing all of you. Has anyone heard anything from Rebecca?

Uh oh! I see the thumbnails are not clickable. Photobucket changed things around it seems ... sorry.

If you have anything to donate to the door prize drawing they will be welcomed. I'm bringing a few things ....

A few reminders for Saturday....

I'll be there at 8:00 am when the park opens to reserve the tables. Most swappers arrive after 9:00 am and we are usually finished around noon.

It's a bit of a walk to the swap site from the parking area so bring a cart if you have one.

We will have a door prize drawing so items for the table are appreciated.

Have fun and we'll see you there!

Thanks Joey - See you at the swap - Lisa

Roselee, can I have a tangerine tree please? I do not know if you are interested in anything from my list to trade.

Here is what I have so far ...
If I missed something, let know. Not done on purpose.
Owed:
Canna (5): 1) nbTonya 2) rock_oak_deer
Ginger(3): 1) southofsa 2 ) nbtonya 3) Dstartz
Purple passion(1): 1 )nbtonya
Lime Tree Cutting (4): 1) Pheonix
Dracaena Saderiana (2): 1) Dstartz
Nasturtiums (6): 1) Leapingfroglady
Purple Tomatillo (4): 1) Leapingfroglady

Still available:
Dieffenbachia 2
Philodendron Silver 1
Spathiphyllum 3
Pothos marble queen 2
Oyster plant 1
Nephthytis 1
Hedera Helix 1

Receiving:
nbtonya -- var monkey grass/ wooley passion flower/ salvia farinacae/ maple cutting
Southof SA -- Society Garlic/ lemon grass
rock_oak_deer -Ruellia
Linda -- Aster
Phoenix7801 -- Lavender / Datura
Dstartz -- Snow Queen
LeapingFrogLady -- Hibiscus/ Tomato

zJoe

Gardenlover, I'll separate the Changsha's and bring for you.

Tally, I'd love one of the columnar cactus. As you know I'll have a couple of things for you. I'll leave them in the car and have your hubby (Jim, right?) carry them to your vehicle.

Dstartz - I am interested in Snow Queen to trade anything from my list.

I am bringing an item for door prize.

GardenLover Gina, you are going to be the proud owner of a Changshaw orchard ...... ;-). I didn't separate them and am bringing the pot containing 8 plants. . Maybe you can use the little trees as trades next time.

They've been doused and soaked in systemic insecticide as have all the plants I'm bringing. I hate to use the stuff since it's leathal to bees if they get around it. European countries are seriously considering banning it and U.S. beekeepers are trying to get congress to listen.

Some of you may want to considering bringing a chair.

Hey how is everyone doing? I will be attending tomorrow. Sorry I haven't been around. Don't have that much but I will have 7 Sweet Chocolate Pepper seedlings, 6 Chocolate Beauty Pepper Seedlings, 3 Casper Eggplant seedlings and 2 Ancho Gigatico Pepper seedlings.

Ken,
I am interested in an Ancho and Sweet Chocolate Pepper seedings. My available list is above.

zJoe.

ZJoe,

Sounds good. I have you down for those 2. As I am interested in a Purple Tomatillo and Lime tree cutting.

Ken

Hi Ken, Good to hear you can make it tomorrow. Ancho gigantico sounds good!

ZJoe, silver philo if you have any left.
Tally HO!

Just checked in,hanging at the hotel.
See you in the am!
Tally & Jim

Yay, Tally and Jim, you found your way! See you tomorrow!

Shirley,

Ancho Gigatico is yours. Do you by any chance have any more Gregg's Blue Mistflower?

Ken

Ken - Purple Tomatillo and lime cutting are yours
Tally - I have two 2"-3" cuttings that are rooted.

zJoe

I can make fresh cutting to bring if any one want some.

It was another wonderful and well attended SAPS. Thanks everyone for coming and thanks again for the plants I received. They are much appreciated.

For once I think I got to talk to everyone except for one of tne of the attendees who popped in and out so quickly I didn't even see you

We really missed seeing those of you who didn't make it. Hopefully, you can come to the fall SAPS.

I also had a wonderful time. I got to meet and visit with everyone that came. It was a beautiful day for a plant swap. Barbra

Great meeting up with new faces. Lisa, Joe, and Joseph, I didn't know your online names to who you were till today. At least I now can visualize who you guys are. I'll try to pop in here occasionally. I'm not to keen on how this format runs but always love seeing your gardens in photos and learning from other gardeners.

Thanks to everyone for the great swap today! I'll be busy with all these wonderful new plants.

Lisa-I have the dish from the yummy muffins you brought, let me know how to get it back to you.

How in the world did I come home with more plants than I arrived with?

Tally I was able to keep the Crinums, but as you said - I forgot the names of them...can you tell by the picture?

My sincerest apologies to all with whom I had a trade or olive trees for.

I have been ill for several years, but basically functional. Last night it jumped up and bit me. I just didn't have the strength to make it to the swap or my other obligation in SA this afternoon.

It was so nice to talk to everyone yesterday. And thanks for all the great plants.

Shirley- thanks for grabbing that container. I was cleaning up last night when I realized I didn't have it. Can I email you through the site so we can figure something out?

Hope everyone can make it to the fall swap! Lisa

Donna, so sorry to hear that you were 'under the weather' yesterday. Hoping and praying that strength and wellness returns soon. There will always be another swap and we'll look forward to seeing you then.

Lisa-Email me at stfoxatusadotcom

PICTURES?!!!!!!!

Plantmaven Kathy, I had my camera but never got around to taking pictures. Sorry. I'll try to do better next time.

Kathy I really missed you! Wish you could have been there, I think it was the biggest turn out we ever had. I wanted you to met my friend K, He came to meet Tally, he is from the plumeria forum. Barbra

I posted the swap on my blog this time.

Here is a link that might be useful: At the swap....

I enjoyed the pictures, Shirley.

I'm so glad you could see how it went Kathy, I kept getting busy and didn't get every one in but I think there were 22 in attendance this time. A very nice group too.

Donna, so sorry to hear you were ill. I guess I'm lucky to have made it...on Sunday, the infection I'd been fighting went full-fledged and I was really sick. Hopefully, I'll be okay soon with the antibiotics the doctor gave me today. So glad to see everybody on Saturday!

We enjoyed seeing you too Linda. I hope you feel better soon.

We had a great time!
Joe-your crinums are, from left to right
Hymenocallis-giant spider lily, may go dormant in your area.
Ellen Boussant (not sure on the spelling)-deep pink trumpet shaped flowers
Crinum americanum-native, goes dormant, spreads by runners, white, pink-tinged open spider type flowers.
And here's a link to the rose I can never remember the name of and brought cuttings. Mine is much more purple than the pics.
Tally HO!

Here is a link that might be useful: Veilchenblau

Thank you for the response, Tally.

It was our first swap outing and we just wanted to say thanks to everyone. We only took eight plants to swap, but everyone was so helpful and generous. We had a great time meeting with everyone and hope to see you at the fall meet. Hopefully, we'll have more interesting plants to swap. Being newbies, we sure learned a lot. We really enjoy looking at all the pictures of the different gardens that are posted. They give us great ideas for our own place.

Diane, if you happen to be reading this I received your email, but was not able to respond. See the post with your name in the title on the 'Discussions' page.

To go there click on 'Discussions' at the top of the Exchanges forum opening page or on the link below..

Here is a link that might be useful: Discussions page

I meant Irene, not Diane, but she got the message .... :-)