Kimka, after a certain amount of time, the edit function goes away. Same happened to me.

In addition to my previous post, I have the light orange (apricot) single Chrysanthemum, Lysimachia clethroides (goose neck strife) - this does spread but is good in bare spots, Campanula pyunctata (white flowers with purple spotting), Lemon balm, Aster tataricus "Jindai", Shasta daisies, a few Chasmanthium latifolium (Northern Sea Oats), Holly seedling volunteer, Dogwood seedling volunteer.

I'll have:

New England aster (grows to 4' tall, fall flowering, most likely pink, but some may be purple)

Penstemon digitalis 'huskers red'

Aucuba gold dust shrub rooted cuttings (female)

Willow-leaf helianthus

tatarian aster

Rudbeckia triloba (brown-eyed susan) - I can bring as much as you can handle, so if you want more than a pot's worth, just ask and I'll bring it

mexican feathergrass (Nassella tenuissima or Stipa tenuissima)

columbine (Aquilegia) - double purple flowers

Rue (Ruta graveolens) - eastern swallowtail host plant

hardy geranium

rose campion - both pink- and white-flowered

sedum 'blue spruce' - groundcover

goldenrod - Solidago rugosa 'fireworks'

I will bring the following -

Weigela Java Red shrub

Weigela Wine and Roses shrub

Fragrant abelia shrub

Spirea starts

Blackcurrant starts

Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich fern)

If there's interest I can also bring

Crocosmia (orange)

Kniphofia uvaria (red hot poker - mine are orange-y, not so red)

Iris domestica (Blackberry lily, leopard lily)

Gooseberry (green) or currant (red, white, champagne) cuttings

baby hellebores (mostly a grape-colored winter thriller)

marjoram

monarda

bee balm (spreads!!)

Seedling volunteers: leatherleaf mahonia, barberry, holly

Keren_md, I"d absolutely love some Weigela Java Red if you have enough.
Kimka, I've always loved your monk's hood and could use some. It struggles here, but seedlings persist.
Ann, I'd be interested in your caryopteris!

I have lots of:
Raspberry Wine monarda
bright blue spiderwort
Magenta spiderwort
rose campion, pink
TONS of ditch lilies
Hellebores. White, some dark purple (don't ask, I don't know which)
I can dig columbine. It's dark purple
Northern Sea Oats (SPREADS!)
a very pretty, bright blue aster
Chocolate vine (gardengramma has this over her porch door and will probably be in bloom!)
Nandina domestica (tell me. I won't dig unless someone wants them)
Native asters with tiny white flowers. Very low-growing, great ground cover.
Generic green hosta (fertile)
I might be able to get some native redbud seedlings
I will probably dig up some 'Carolina Red' crape myrtles. I have seedlings everywhere.

As usual, more as I dig!

A few more that I can dig up if requested:

Mazus reptans

Chelonia "hot lips"

Gaillardia

always have lots of bleeding heart. They've always been pink, but this year i have a mutant white - which must go since I am committed to the pink. ;-)

I expect to have balloon flower volunteers by the swap, although I haven't seen them yet

And it looks like for the first time the marigolds that I always get at the swap have successfully seeded, so I can offer seedlings this year.

I think I'll also have zinnia seedlings - first time they've come up in time for the swap. These are the big ones, 4ft tall. They are Burpee's cut-and-come-agains

I've potted up a couple of suckers of my Carolina Allspice athens shrub. Its the first time I've done so and the internodes seem a little long, but they may take off and the leaves haven't wilted. It smells heavenly when the yellowish, greenish flowers are in flower: somewhere between cantaloupe and juicy fruit gum. Unlike the native (with maroon flowers,this one doesn't spread itself around.

I will have some combination of these:

Fancy: if someone specifically wants some - two variegated solomon's
seal, a few baby curry trees (but they may not be leafed out yet), rex begonia

Wintersown babies: Tennessee coneflower, big pumpkins fancy color heirlooms

Flowers: rudbeckia triloba, dianthus, snowdrop anenome, ajuga, hardy
ageratum, maybe regular bleeding heart, maybe lenten rose, maybe
Aquilegia, maybe hay-scented fern.

Herbs: thyme, oregano, heal-all, valerian

Cuttings: santolina, sedums, sage

Shrub babies: eastern bluestar (amsonia), rose of sharon, dogwood, lilac (old fashioned purple)

Seeds: pack of bicolor hybrid sweet corn seeds, treated.

I notice that my epimedium (NOID with yellow flowers) is doing really well and I should have a division or two of that if anyone is interested. My epimedium rubrum has also done well and I have a small division of that as well.

Hi Garden Friends! I am going to come to the swap this year so message me what you'd like from my list so I know what to bring. I will add updates as I find plants to trade. I'm cleaning out my neglected gardens starting with the woodland to find extra: bleeding hearts, spice bushes, woodland aster, VA creeper, mahonia- oregon grape, native flowering raspberry (looks like a magenta rose), ostrich ferns, wood poppies, VA bluebells, Geranium phaeum- maroon flowers, anemone, and catnip. More to come! -Susan

HI All: So far... will probably add more later

I can bring in quantity

carex ice dancer variegated like liriope but deer resistant climbing hydrangea

helebore babies purple and foetidus

will have some:

oregano

boltonia

forsythia

winter jasmine

small hosta which will grow to solid green 10" leaves

mini clivia white only about 15" high blossoms in September

a few volunteer trees 6-12 inches or so - cherry , ginko bilbao redbud, others??
will dig if anyone wants:

lilac Ms Kim (limited)

pachysandra in quantity

vinca, both solid green and variegated

Will also bring some opened seed packets

looking forward as usual. Carol

Additions to list:

3 crookneck squash plants grown from seed

2 2-year old brugsmansia nurtured by my husband -- creamy yellow with pink edging -- should bloom this year but must be overwintered in garage or house

several Black Russian Trifele tomatoes (seed from Johnny's)

And another new offer from my tropical-loving husband

Tropical smoke bush

Euphorbia cotinifolia - this is very pretty, but must be sheltered in a garage or basement over the winter -- about 18 inches tall but our three year old trees are about six feet tall.

Anyone want these? Lisa

USUALLY HAVE LOTS OF THESE:

Tall perennial verbena (Verbena bonariensis)

Obedient plant (Physostegia virginiana)

Spiderwort (Tradescantia), mostly blues/purples

Shasta Daisy (Chrysanthemum maximum)

Cup plant (Silphium perfoliatum)

Cutleaf Coneflower (Rudbeckia laciniata); somewhat aggressive spreader

THESE MIGHT BE LIMITED:

Helianthus 'Lemon Queen'

Blue Lobelia (Lobelia siphilitica)

Sedums (Weinhenstephaner Gold, Angelina, yellow flowering stonecrop, Blue spruce)

Sweet Woodruff (Galium odoratum)

Dwarf Comfrey (Symphytum grandiflorum)

Light purple monarda

Kalemeris Aster (very light blue)

Beautyberry (Callicarpa) babies

Euphorbia robbiae (nice evergreen, but spreads like a mother)

Siberian Iris (Iris siberica), various purples and blues

Porcupine grass (Miscanthus strictus)

Miscanthus sinensis unknown cultivar

Cardinal flower (lobelia cardinalis)

Rose Campion (Lychnis coronaria)

Red Stripe Canna Lily

Willow leaf helianthus (tall, as in 10-12 feet)

Purple Germander (Teucrium canadense)

Golden Hakone Grass (Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola')

Perennial Bronze Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare 'Purpurescens')

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Kniphofia uvaria (red hot poker). Red, orange, yellow combo. Have 2.

Osage Orange tree (non-edible). Received ceiling from garden grandma a couple years ago and it's doing awesome. Have 1 approx 2 1/2 feet and one 12 inch seedling.

Day lilies - yellow

Spiderwort: Will dig if somebody wants some

Veggies started from seeds: Broccoli, radishes, brussels sprouts.

I will have more just waiting for the sun to show me what I have.

Nancy123 - I would love some of the white bleeding hearts. I couldn't send you a message because you're messaging is not enabled.

Ronda

I have some plants I'd like to get rid of... just not part of my plan anymore... will dig if anyone wants them:

hosta "minuteman" (x5)

camellia "asakura" ~24" tall now.

encore azaela "autumn royalty" (needs some TLC/hard prune)

Hazelnuts "Jefferson", "theta", and "eta"... these 3 are cross-pollinators so I think someone should take all 3... these are the blight-resistant ones but deer keep eating them here I think.

im not really looking for anything in particular... actually I'm interested in some silphiums maybe, rosin weeds? Or other interesting natives for sun.

thanks

Matt, we would be happy to take all three Hazelnuts. So far we dont have deer in severna Park and we are trying some permaculture here. LMK and thanks! The wax myrtle and the New Jersey tea are doing beautifully so far. The wax myrtle on the beach loooks scrawny but is putting out new leaves.

Lisa

Have:

Hydrangea "Annabelle." This spreads over time so I can dig up as many shoots as there are takers. Here is a link with picture is here: http://www.whiteflowerfarm.com/63135-product.html

Variegated ribbon grass=have tons. Its easy to re-locate, spreads freely, and mine is quite happy in both sun and part shade.

Japanese Kerria= spreads by suckers, I can dig up as many as there are takers

Hostas of various colors, sizes=big, small, variegated, blue you name it. Most of them I've lost the tags for so forget the names of.

Variegated Solomon's Seal

hI Janetm you are not message enabled, but I would love to have some of your hydrangea and if you have a blue hosta with large leaves.

Many thanks Carol

Hi Janet, I would love some smaller leafed as well as blue hostas. If you have a variegated that is not like Minuteman with the white around the edge, I would be interested too. Thanks, Ann

Hi Janetm, same- I'd love a hydrangea and am a hosta lover. Set up your messaging and let me know if there is anything I can bring you.

Best joy

Tina

Janetm I'd appreciate a Annabelle hydrangea also if you have one thanks

Also have Artemisia absinthium, *I think*. Dug mine up in Texas where it was described as invasive. It's hardy here (6B/7A), spreads laterally but hasn't seeded in 10 years so it's been easy to control. Quite beautiful silver gray foliage, handles heat, drought, clay, rabbits and deer. Gets a little floppy in midsummer.

...might be Artemisia 'Powis Castle'

I have the absinthium for sure, and will bring a bunch of cuttings. (I also have and will bring southern wormwood, which is similar.)

I have a square black plastic compost bin to give away. I'll bring it to the swap if someone wants it.

I can dig some pussy toes, potentially trout lilies (if I can get the bulbs up), and chervil herb if anyone wants some.

HAVE:

gooseneck loosestrife

oregano

sweet woodruff

senecio aureus (sort of like doronicum?)

plain green hosta plantagenea aka deer candy! July purple blooms

soapwort (looks like phlox white davidii)

Found two very little Japanese maple seedlings that are most likely from my weeping cutleaf variety. Let me know if I should bring them.

Ann. I would love the Japanese maple seedlings please. Ronda

Elliottcitycathy - i'm cracking up with your deer candy comment

HAVE: amaranth caudata seedlings, greenhouse grown and hardened by a friend.

edible leaves and seeds, 3-6 foot tall cottage flower, attractive to bees and butterflies. Anyone interested? I've never grown it, but we do sometimes add amaranth seeds to our cereal so it's worth a try.

Would anyone I've already promised a monkshood or a carolina allspice bush sprout/seeds to please email me again. I'm missing at least one name from my list for each as I start to do my actual organizing and see what isn't claimed yet.

Kimka - If all of your monkshood haven't been claimed I would love to have one. Thanks. Ronda

I have dug up my hosta. The named ones are :

Halcyon (large - blue vase shaped)

Guacamole (L, mostly reverted back to a big greenie - still very attractive)

Wide Brim ( variegated with lighter green margins, mid-sized)

Hump Back Whale (blue, extra large)

Sum and Substance ( X large, lighter green/yellowish).

Gold Standard

A few unnamed ones as well - all had names, but lost the tags. Most are variegated.

I also dug up my woodland phlox as the deer ate it to stubs.

Size indicates full size of hosta. If divided, takes first 1-2 years to establish roots. Extra large ones can take up to 5 years.

Message me if you would like for me to set aside.

Finally sent visiting family members away. So, I have not done anything for the swap. If there is interest, I will dig something up. Here are what I have:

Plants:

Epimedium (NOID, yellow flowers, leaves with red tint)

Virginia Blue Bells

Wood poppy

Money Plant

Lily of the Valley -- White or Pink

Common Solomon's Seal

Variegated Solomon's Seal

Poppy (Orange)

Raspberry (NOID)

Iris, Bearded (NOID, Dark purple with bright yellow in throat)

Japanese Painted Fern

Plumbago

Bletilla (NOID, Hot Pink)

Achillea -- White or Pink

Lamb's Ear

Clarice Sage

Monarda 'Wild Bergamot'

Campanula NOID -- Pink or Purple

Calla Lily -- Pink

Hellebores babies -- dark red or white with red specks

Toad Lily NOID

Strawberry Geranium (Saxifraga stolonifera)

Creeping Jenny

Snow in Summer (Cerastium tomentosum)

Seeds:

Bells of Ireland

Asparagus Beans

Pole Beans - Blue Lake

Cutting:

Fig 'Ischia'

Goji

Here's what I have:

hardy geranium (pink flowers)

helleborus foetidus (thin leaves, green flowers w/maroon
edges)

helloborus x hybridus (a.k.a "lenten rose")

brunera macrophylla

garlic chives

strawberry geranium

bleeding heart (dicentra)

Virgina bluebells - small seedlings

Japanese pachysandra

periwinkle (vinca minor)

tall pholx (pink or white with red center)

Japanese maple seedlings

lemon balm

bee balm (mondara)

Green and Gold

Maypops

Holly seedlings

Lamium (yellow flowers)

Update! I can bring the following that people wanted:

• ostrich ferns
• bleeding hearts
• hardy geranium- cranesbill from a previous swapper
• Japanese anenome
• catnip
• mountain mint
• hearts-a-bursting seedlings

I will be bringing....

Red Hot Poker plants- 3

Russian Sage- 2 large

French Tarragon- 2

Aster Blue

Japanese blood grass- clumps

Pink Lily of The Valley

Wood Poppy - 1

Ann, Kmpsmom...you've got them.

See you at the swap.

Bonnie

Kimba, I would absolutely love an elephant ear if you still have one. Burry

Gardenwatch - I would love some of the blue aster. Thank you. Gardenia(Ronda)

Burry, you need to enable your profile to accept messages. But I will put your name on an elephant ear.

KimKa

Thanks so much KimKa! I will try to enable my email -- thanks for telling me. I thought it was okay, but I guess not.

I changed a message setting so anyone could message me. Is that the way to enable email? Thanks -- I couldn't find any other way to do this.

Bringing some more items looking for a good home:

regent juneberry bushes (x2) - someone take both for x-pollination please. Aka Saskatoon aka serviceberry bush.

rose of Sharon seedlings. These are the lavender colored ones with the darker red throat.

sunflower "lemon queen" seedlings.

rudbeckia goldsturm "orange coneflower"

Update on hostas - all Humpback Whale & Halcyon divisions are taken. One division left for Guacamole.

My friend gave me chives and tall bearded Iris (Correction - purple and cream colored ) to bring as well.

I'm adding 3 climbing rose seedlings to my haves. They're Blazing something...pretty medium sized red roses that grow nicely along a fence.

Mattp321,

I would love to have some of your sunflower "lemon queen" if you have any left.

Look to see if there's anything on my list you might want.

Thank you,

Bonnie Gardnwatch