Hi Richie ... sent you an email. Thanks to everyone for a great swap (and thanks, Richie, for starting a new thread...) / Marty

I'm thinking it's a Campanula glomerata 'Alba'.

Helloooo Fellow NH Swappers, Thank you Annie for being our hostess and for opening your home, barn, gardens, kitchen, and yes, your heart to all of us. I so enjoy coming up there and seeing you and all of the other swappers too. I got some great plants and have not yet planted them (this weekend for sure!) but they have been generously watered by Mother Nature. The day was good, and we had nice weather and our luncheon and raffle was loads of fun. Now I know how you stay so slim, you never sit down! Thanks for showing me how to set up a Havahart trap for critters.... Hopefully I won't have to do it! Your brugs by the pool - awesome. A testament to your gardening ability. I'll look on Facebook for some photos. I know we didn't take as many as other years, but at least there are some! See you in the Spring. Surely we're having another one!

Thanks for hosting, Deb! Tons of plants... tons of rain... can't complain about either! Thanks to everyone -- if there weren't so much red and orange on the weather map heading our way, I might try to get out to plant some of these. But... I think I'll wait ;) [Seb... is the tansy you are looking for this one: Jacobaea vulgaris Gaertn. Tansy ragwort? (As opposed to Tanacetum vulgare, which is garden tansy?) If so, you probably won't find it in CT because it is banned as a potential invasive. ("PIB" status). It's banned in Massachusetts as well -- don't know about other surrounding states. That could explain why you don't see it...?]