Secret Santa Swap **Wish lists ONLY***
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Comments (82)I hope this isn't too late. Here is my wishlist. I'd chat more but black friday is calling and I must answer! 1. Heuchera 2. Japanese Forest Grass (Hakonechloa macra) 3. Agastache - orange, purple, and reds 4. Jack-in-the-Pulpit (Arisaema) 5. Pipevine 6. Canna - "Australia", "Stuttgart", "Pretoria" 7. Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis) 8. Caryopteris 9. Corydalis - blue flowering types Redbud - "Rising Sun" Geranium (Pelargonium) - "Vancouver Centennial" Ornamental Pepper - "Sangria" Creeping Mazus (Mazus reptans) Mamou Bean (Erythrina herbacea) Tall Bearded Iris Dahlia Coleus - odd colors and/or foliage shape, solid reds Clematis Bugbane/Black Snakeroot (Cimicifuga) Basil - Lime, cinnamon, colored, or miniature varieties Coneflower Begonia - any but the ones commonly used for annual beddings Asiatic Lily Toad Lily (Tricyrtis) Peruvian Lily (Alstroemeria) False Spirea (Sorbaria sorbifolia) - "Sem" Stonecrop (Sedum) Caladium Mini Groundcovers - ajuga, sagina, leptinella, mazus, etc. Flowering shade perennials I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! Jeff...See MoreUPDATE: secret santa swap wish lists (only)
Comments (98)My Wish List... -Tomato- "Marmande VF" HEIRLOOM - Lycopersicon esculentum AMISH PASTE BANANA LEGS BESSER cherry BLACK SEA MAN BOX CAR WILLIE BRANDYWINE, BLACK BRANDYWINE, YELLOW BROWN BERRY CHERRY ROMA CHRISTMAS GRAPES COSMONAUT VOLKOV DIXIE GOLDEN GIANT TOMATO DJENA LEE`S GOLDEN GIRL EARLIANA FIRST PICK GARDEN PEACH GERMAN RED STRAWBERRY GREAT WHITE GREEN GRAPE HILLBILLY HUNGARIAN HEART TOMATO JAPANESE BLACK TRIFELE JAUNE FLAMMEE JEFFERSON GIANT LEMON DROP cherry LONG KEEPER MANITOBA MATT�S WILD CHERRY MOUNTAIN PRINCESS MULE TEAM NYAGOUS OREGON SPRING PINEAPPLE PLUM LEMON RED PEAR RUSSIAN BLACK SAUSAGE SILVERY FIR TREE SWISS ALPINE Tasmanian Chocolate TIFFIN MENNONITE TINY TIM WATERMELON BEEFSTEAK WHITE CHERRY WHITE WONDER WINDOW BOX RED -Tomatillo- PINEAPPLE TOMATILLO PURPLE TOMATILLO -Bee Balm- Any! -Melon- Watermelon - "Dixie Queen" HEIRLOOM - Citrullus lanatus Watermelon - "Congo" HEIRLOOM - Citrullus lanatus Cantaloupe - "Honey Rock" HEIRLOOM - Cucumis melo Cantaloupe - "Rocky Ford" HEIRLOOM - Cucumis melo -Beet- "Crosby Egyptian" HEIRLOOM - Beta vulgaris -Corn- "Golden Beauty" HEIRLOOM - Zea mays "Silver Queen" (White Corn) HEIRLOOM - Zea mays -Leek- "American Flag" HEIRLOOM - Allium ampeloprasum -Pea- "Thomas Laxton" HEIRLOOM - Pisum sativum "Oregon Sugar Pod II" HEIRLOOM - Pisum sativum -Swiss Chard- "Ruby Red" HEIRLOOM - Beta vulgaris -Herbs- ANGELICA HOREHOUND HYSSOP ST JOHN'S WORT VALERIAN -Squash- Pumpkin - Styrian -Columbine- Blue Barlow Barlow Pink Dorothy Rose -Berries- Goji Berry (always need more for genetic diversity) Cranberry - American Pilgrim Thornless Blackberry Bottom line: Anything that's your favorite,...heirloom veggie, flower, shrub or otherwise,... common or rare. I plan on doing a lot of sharing. - Cryptid...See MoreNEW: Secret Santa Seed Swap Wish lists only !
Comments (84)Another santa thrilled to be able to ride with the Rudolph Rangers again. Rudolph has promised to stick to Iceland Moss and not browse the following next summer - any flowers for summer color; I love blues in a partially shaded garden with shrub roses; Hope to make a white/moon garden in partial shade behind the house; love white/blue/orange and related hues on side and front gardens with more sun. Amsonia hubrichtii Cleome hassleriana white Dictamnus albus Impatiens glandulifera alba, or any species excluding walleriana or balsamina or capensis Hemerocallis (Daylily) - seeds from any Late, Fragrant ones, but prefer white, cream, pale yellow, sherbet- or burnt-orange/apricot or very dark dusky reds or purples Papaver (Poppy) - any low, ground-hugging species, like Papaver triniifolium (already have P. alpinum. Lower cultivars of Papaver nudicaule would be wonderful. Papaver rhoeas 'Dawn Chorus' or 'Angels' Choir' - includes taupes, dusky colors, tiny sharp apricots, doubles Petunia - fragrant; including velvet dark purple or white or veined or Aladdin's Lamp Salvia arizonica (z5, dry shade, long-blooming) Salvia azurea grandiflora white/alba Salvia chamaedryoides (silver leaves; blue or white flowers) Salvia cyanescens - blue or white flowers Salvia greggii or its hybrids - white or near-white flowers Salvia guarnitica Salvia hypargeia Salvia jurisicii Salvia rubescens Torenia - bicolor black-purple with violet-blue or similar Tropaeolum (Nasturtiums) - cream, yellow-tinged white, apricot, orange, black-red; prefer trailers; any unusual species, as well as more common ones - - - - - - - - - - - Woody Plants - Daphne mezereum alba Prunus mume - - - - - - - - - Vines Trachelospermum jasminoides...See More10th Annual SECRET Santa Seed Swap WISH LIST ONLY
Comments (59)I am very open to anything even empty cards. I love Christmas cards and I think we got 2 last year. Lol I love edibles (especially tomatoes, beans, winter squash and melons). I had a bad year last year and lost most of my herbs ( I have chives, Italian Basil and Parsley) and a lot of my flowers for some reason I have mostly yellows left. I live in East Tennessee, zone 7-8 depending on who you ask, But I also love houseplants and things I bring in the winter. I have acres to fill and welcome anything that you recommend. I am especially looking for odd and unusual edibles and flowers, especially black ones my daughter is working on a Gothic garden. Flowers: Zinnias Amaranths Bee balm coreposis cosmos marigolds I have yellow Dainthus Phlox Poppies Coleus Columbines Daturas or Brugmansia Lantana ( I loved this and mine died) Celosia Red hot Poker Anemones Hollyhocks Nasturtiums Lilys Any bulbs ( I only have yellow daffodils) Edibles Herbs: Basils (I have Italian), Anise, Sage, Thyme (especially wooly or creeping), lemon grass, any I missed Beans: Lima, Fava, Lentils, the long ones, Good Mother stallard, Jacobs Cattle, Calypso, Fort Portal Jade, Runners (Especially Sunset or Painted Lady), Mayflower, Painted Pony Melons: Jenny Lind, Collective Farm Woman, Valencia Winter Melon, Apple, Banana, Bidwell Casaba, Kajari, Tigger and Amish Melon, Mother Mary's Pie White Wonder Watermelon, Golden Midget, Navjo Winter Watermelon, Orange Tendersweet, Moon & Stars. Early Moonbeam Watermelon. But I'm open to any cantaloupe or water melon types. Tomatoes: Any Bumblebee, Isis, Dr Wyche, Pink Accordion, Black Icicle, Chocolate Pear, Paul Robeson, Violet Jasper, Reisetomate, Jersey Devil, Brad's Atomic Grape, Blue Beauty, Cream Sausage, Red Pepper, White Cherry, But I am open to any. I just love tomatoes. Peppers: Orchid, Black Pearl, Fish Varigated and Purple Beauty Pepper. Again I'm open to anything. Squash: Ronde de Nice, Gelber Englischer Custard, scallops, Yugoslavine Finger Fruit, Turbans, Red Warty Thing, Galeus D'Eysines, Candy Roaster, Acorn, Butternut, Cushaw, Iran, Sweet Dumpling, Thelma Sanders Brussel Sprouts Broccoli Cauliflower Lettuces: I have black seeded simpson and Bibb Goji Berry Ground Cherry Prickly Pear Cactus Pumpkin on a Stick Walking Onions Garlic Leeks Spinach Fennel Peas Cucumbers: crystal apple, sikkim cucumber, armenian yard long, Boothebys Blonde, little potato Eggplants: I have Black Beauty Carrots: Odd colors, good growers, Parisienne Gourds: I have Birdhouse wheat rice quinoa Orange Jing Okra Star of David Okra Peas Spinach corn: Any unsual or popcorn types, Indian Berries, Mini Blue or Pink Popcorn, Bloody Butcher, Cherokee White Eage, Oxcacan Green, Bear Paw, Hop McConnell Speckled Please don't let this list give you the opinion that I'm picky. I'm not and I'm very grateful for anything received for the Holidays, even just a kind thought as you read this note. Merry Christmas to everyone. Now I'm off to grant some wishes myself....See MoreMay
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