Hi there I am looking for a few named varieties of Agapanthus (Lily of the Nile): Arctic Star Barnfield Blue Bressingham Blue Indigo Dreams If you have any of these available for trade please feel free to take a look at my trade list and see if there is anything you would want in return. I mainly have edibles available atm. Thanks for the consideration folks :)

I don't usually trade plants, just seeds. But I'd like to get some red irises in my yard. True red, or deep red/burgundy. Ruffled or not, short and tall, I'm open. I would like to see a photo or get the name so I can look it up. If you have some available for trade, please look at the list of plants below, or let me read your wants list. I have my garden and two others I can raid if the following list is uninteresting to you. Plants I have available: Bearded iris, not ruffled, medium yellow, 24" tall. (not yellow flag, which is deeper yellow) photo available Agastache foeniculum, Anise Hyssop Agastache Honey Bee Blue Black-eyed susan Verbena Hastata Ladies Mantle A. mollis Starry False Solomon's Seal Horsetail, 18" tall, probably Equisetum hyemale or variegatum Geranium sanguineum, name unknown, fuchsia flower, forms mound 1-2 high by 2 wide. Creeping thyme Oregano Roman Chamomile (perennial) Feverfew, single and double Lily of the Valley Lamium, looks like Silver Beacon (silver leaves, pink flowers) Lamium, chartreuse Sedums, unknown, I can take photos Sedum, variegated, ~3" cutting available Hosta: Aug-Sept blooming, narrow leaved green Celandine poppy, Chelidonium species Astilbe, unknown color Siberian Iris, unknown color(s) We can negotiate what size plant/how many plants you'd like for your iris(es) And, I have many many seeds available, including heirlooom tomatoes. If you're interested in trading for seeds and some postage, I'm open to that too. Thanks for reading!

I have some seed from the White Angel trumpt would you like those for a trade of orange and red ruffled hibiscus? Cindy

Thanks Renee, and Bob. I can get 'Storm Cloud' at Briggs Tree Farm. I'll have to check around for 'Graskop'. Thanks for the thumb's up on both. 'Storm Cloud' will be perennial I think, or maybe partially so. And Renee, it's actually not a bad idea where this is going for the leaves to die back. I can get in and do a snail/slug cleanup. I'm really having the March of the Snails this year, sigh.... I should own stock in Montery with as much Sluggo as I have had to lay down. It's so bad this year, I'm having to resort to Deadline around certain high-attraction plants. Patty S.