Hi everyone, My apologies, as is happening with Bea, garden is demanding and also family so have not been able to keep up with this thread as I'd wanted...but here I am back again. Bea, I'd trade for the Salvia splendens 'Lighthouse'...sounds quite interesting! Betsy, I'd trade for the Clitoria seeds you have, still available? Imaseedpicker, I'd trade for the yellow MG...is it an Ipomoea ochracea or is it some other genus that has yellow flowers? Can you email a picture to me? Hi Pam Sue! Good to hear from you! Hi Judith, Which strains of JMG were you interested in that I had in that DG listing? Wend, what have you to trade? Can you email a seed list? Joseph

I have a few more items worth listing Ipomoea coccinea or scarlet morning glory. A favorite of hummingbirds and listed as a native on the IFAS publication at the link below. Warning is does reseed readily if seeds not removed. Dies back in summer. New plants pop up in Fall. Also I have several white containers some glazed some not. I am collecting green containers especially the old time planters. Anyone interested in the white? anyone have green? Kat Here is a link that might be useful: Ipomoea coccinea

Is the plant swap still on for tomorrow? The weather forecast doesn't look too promising. I attended the swap last June, and really enjoyed it. Here is a list of some of the plants I will be bringing. Please feel free to make suggestions or requests. *Yellow raspberries ("Fall Gold" I think--two crops per year) *hostas (both solid green and variegated--white and green) *Jack-in-the pulpit--I have a lot of these *spirea (pink) I have a lot of these as well *a few pachysandra *lupine (mostly blue/purple) *echinacea (mostly pink, but some white as well) *columbine (white) *artensis? (small green & yellow variegated plant) *mint? (very invasive) *chives? (you can't kill them) *forsythia *a small sedum with a yellow flower *bamboo (green, running, but only if someone wants it) *bleeding heart (tall variety) *siberian irises *strawberries (could be June-bearing, or everbearing) *mums (not sure about color) *large ferns *Soloman seal *Globe thistle *I have a lot of a plant that might be butterfly bush, but it might be a weed as well. I can bring a few of these. I hope the weather holds out. I hope to see everyone again. Peter (coming from Milford, MA)

Ooo..russian sage! I would love some of that! I just posted in the invites thread, then noticed that little "echanges" link. Oops. I am looking for Rosa Rugosa. Not too fussy about color (red, pink, white, whatever) but prefer a repeat bloomer. Otherwise, anything with "lake" or other nautical words in the name-I am starting a theme garden (see thread linked below for list of plants I've come up with to look for so far). anything cottage garden-y or from my list on my theme garden thread I have (nothing exotic, I'm really just starting a garden back up where one was MANY years ago-we just bought the house this past fall): Japanese Quince-red (I know everyone here probably knows this but-its has thorns and spreads via root sucker, so plant with that in mind) glad bulbs I didn't get planted white wild violet rose of sharon seedlings (color unknown, these are volunteers from some very old parent plants on our property) deep purple spiderwort small green hosta with red in the stems (name unknown) possibly some large green hosta if I can split them in time day lily (colors unknown) poppy seed heads lily of the valley Here is a link that might be useful: theme garden plant list thread