Do you want to set things aside or we just come find you on Saturday? We'll have a white Suburban. Is the Forsythia a dwarf grower or will it get 8-10' like most? I don't want Holly, but all the rest will find a home here. I want to try the sunchokes raw in salads, have you? My spearmint might be different from yours if you'd like to try swapping it. Do you prefer bareroot or a clump of some from a potted plant? What do you want from my list? Edibles: rhubarb, strawberries, spearmint Flowers: primrose (ÂWanda violet w/yellow eye) spreading type for borders, shasta daisy Natives: salal, sword fern, mosses Pot accents (or groundcovers in poor soil only where nothing else grows or you'll regret it): aegopodium (bishop's weed -spreading variegated) vinca major (large perwinkle) Hedera ivy ground ivy (variegated round leaf, mint smell) Corrine

Hello all. It sounds like the swap is near my work but I don't know if I will be working that day, a big commute . I am still taking orange day lilly donations for my erosion control project. Thanks again to everyone for the assortment of daylillies last swap. Helen are they still available? I am planning to update my trade list but the following are the basics: ~8 phgelius divisions 1 azalea division 1 acanthus, bear's breeches 2 or 3 grapes rooted cuttings 1 acanthus no doubt lots of feverfew and meadows rue:) lots of godetia seed pods hops vine cuttings to try I hope to post a pic of my assorted dahlias which I dont think I will have dug up by the 25th, but willing to negotiate for later. Also Karin Litzcke, I am interested in the dutchmans pipe and nectaroscodum, for which I believe I owe you phygelius.

Stargazer Lily: Thanks for hosting the swap in your beautiful yard. It was a wonderful afternoon. Thanks for all the plants, JJ, Li and Stargazer. Tomorrow, Susan and I will be planting at the traffic bulges. If any of you are in the UBC area, do drive by the garden/traffic bulges at 8th Avenue & TRimble. We try to keep these beds in bloom for as long as possible. KarinL: I just saw your request for Pat Feary. I will save a tuber for you for the spring swap. Sorry I missed your message.

Hello Everyone, I want to apologize as I seem to be the "one" who sent "cheap Wal Mart" seeds in this swap. I only just today found this out and did not know that Wal Mart seeds were not acceptable in swaps. A post was posted early on in this swap about "someone" who needed to be "covered" because they sent cheap seeds, If you read back on the thread I asked if it was mine and asked to be emailed so I could replace them. I was not notified till this morning. Obviously others were told about my "cheap" seeds but I wasn't. For some of us Wal Mart seeds are very good and practicle for people on a budget. I have always had great success with these seeds and would not intentionally send seeds that would not grow. I feel like some people think I am a con seeds artist trying to get "free" seeds for cheap ones. I will personally send everyone in this swap tomato seeds from a very large seed company that I get my seeds from for our community food program that we garden for. I also hope this wont put me in bad standing to participate in other swaps. Some of us are on a budget and dont dabble in heirlooms, personally I dont like them. I will ask from now on if there are rules in a swap I sign up for that involves seeds. Thanks, Susan