I would like some Hellebore...any color, size, amount, height...please.

1. Dicentra

2. Snowdrops

3. Ferns

4. Iris (any type)

Thank you for considering!!!

Not really needing much, but would love a few variegated hostas especially the bigger ones. Would love to find some pink fall blooming asters as well as some pink columbine if anyone has those. Always look forward to browsing the morning of the swap!

Hello, Gardenweb friends!

We are trying to fill in some of the 'wood line' at the back of our property, in hopes of having a privacy screen in place when (at some unknown point in the future) the open land behind us is sold/developed. We've added some trees already, and I'm going to dig up a patch of unloved forsythia in the neighbor's yard for a couple of 'hedge' sections, but I've got about 200 feet to work with, so would love some trees that could go under/near a powerline, height-wise, and shrubs that won't run too far amok (I have forsythia already...).

I'd specifically love a witch hazel, but other than that I'm not picky. Suggestions are also welcome!

Lynne (now in Millersville)

LynneinMD - I have the same problem here in Darnestown MD, and am considering Japanese silverberry (the non-invasive elaeagnus, e. umbellata), and ligularia for the wetter spots. Would love anyone's feedback on these and other choices!

Here's my WANT list, in addition to the above shrubs and pieris, I'm looking for shade-loving deer resistant plants including the following - not particular about varieties but hoping for a quantity of small starts:

Brunnera

Epimedium

Jack in the pulpit

Virginia bluebells

Japanese painted fern

Sweet woodruff

Toad lily

Wild ginger

Keren

Here is my WANT list:

climbing vines: passiflora incarnata (passion flower, maypop), climbing hydrangea, sweet pea vine, climbing roses, jackmanii clematis (large purple flower), or other interesting vines for all types of sunlight (full sun - shade).

red hot poker (kniphofia uvaria)

foxtail fern

blue star juniper shrub

Liz M.

Jim and I have moved from clay shade with huge trees to relatively open sandy soil on a river, so we are starting over, ripping out lawn, planting buffer trees, and looking for native plants.

Ferns, particularly ostrich fern and cinnamon fern, but we're willing to try anything in our damp area.

Lobelia cardinalis -Cardinal flower

Asclepias tuberosa - butterflyweed

Baptisia tinctoria - wild indigo

tiarella cordifolia - foamflower

Any of the native asters and goldenrods.

THANKS!

Annebert...I would love to have some of your hellebore babies...any kind, size, etc.. You can leave them at the swap with my name on then.

Thank you....

Bonnie

HI All: looking forward as usual to our annual exchange

I am working on changing the wooded edge of the back yard from a pachysandra bed to a border. Mostly shady so here's what my wish list looks like

Bears breeches Acanthus spinosus is most common but I understand there is a variegated version as well.

Mahonia

Sweet Pepperbush Clethra

Winterberry ilex verticillata

Pink/red honeysuckle Lonicera sempervirens ??Major Wheeler

Japanese anemone

Butterfly weed Asclepias tuberosa

Bleeding heart Dicentra

Foxglove Digitalis

Siberian iris (any color but blue)

Daffodil bulbs (yellow or orange)

Thanks in advance

Looking for:

rudbeckia triloba (brown eyed Susan)

monarda (bee-balm?)

thanks

Mattp321, I have monarda for you. I tried messaging you but you don't have the messaging option turned on.

Oops! fixed thanks

and all I want are ANY back issues of fine gardening magazine.

and any gardening books that are worth the paper that they may be printed on. (some aren't)

I'd like a jack-in-the-pulpit and one of LynneinMD magnolia seedlings.

I'd like:

toad lily

Virginia bluebells

japanese anemone

other anemones

tomatoes and peppers (Sue..?)

yellow or white iris

pink, red, or purple daylilies

I'd like

tulip bulbs

elephant ear

cannis

coleus

Updated WANT list from Liz M:

climbing vines: passiflora incarnata (passion flower, maypop), sweet autumn clematis

I'd like

gladiolus

Would love:

- Japanese Lantern (Physalis alkekengi)

- Pumpkin on a Stick (Solanum Integrifolium)

- Easter Egg (Solanum ovigerum)

- Hostas - any type, any size, any color

- Peppers - hot

- Gardenia

- Allium or globemaster - any type, any size, any color

- Autumn clematis

Gardenia

Really would like perennial poppies if anyone has any.

gardenia you need to enable messages your profile/. I can bring mini allium, green leafed hosta (to 10'" and some cherry seedlings

I'd be interested in any of the following:

*Sungold, cherokee purple, or stupice tomato

*Italian parsley

*heucheras (preferably colors other than purple)

*perennial salvias

*agastaches

*brugmansia (any color but gold)

Steven

(email sfmiller@DELETE THISumd.edu)

I would like several heirloom cherry tomatoes (Sue)

alium (any type)

hellebore - any type

snowball viburnum

tulip bulbs

Thanks-

Marsha (itakdalej@hotmail.com)

We would love vegetables and flowers. We aren't picky. Just new. Thanks!