1 Cockscomb Dracula

2 Cockscomb Armor Series Orange, Purple, Red, Yellow

3 Cockscomb Prestige Scarlet

4 Coleus

5 Gomphrena

6 Primula Laced Series Mr. Gold Lace, Mr. Silver Lace

7 Amaranthus Green Thumb, Hot Biscuits, Love Lies Bleeding, Mira

8 Flowering Kale

9 Nigella Transformer, Miss Jekyll Rose

10 Lisianthus

11 Snapdragon

12 Bee Balm

13 Sunflowers

14 Foxglove

15 Milkweed

16 Red Hot Pokers

Wishlist - as mentioned elsewhere it is against the law to ship any plant parts/bulbs other than seed in to California - (and many other states as well), so please don't send them to me. Please only empty cards (a-ok) or cards with wishlist seed. Don’t waste your excess seed on me - I have plenty! Send excess seed to Val. Some are very specific to the dwarf variety or all white, generally, I have the others. Some of these are from the more obscure sellers like JLHudson seedsman and Jelitto. Thanks!!

ACHILLEA ptarmica 'Pearl-Group' 60CM WHITE
ALLIUM unifolium 30 cm
Artemisia Valery Finis
CERASTIUM grandiflorum
Convolvulus tricolor 'White Ensign' (this is NOT vining morning glory - have plenty, thanks)
Cypress Vine ALL White
Dianthus arenarius 'Little Maiden
Dianthus Carpet Snow better heat tolerance
DIANTHUS deltoides 'Albus WHITE
DIANTHUS plumarius'Albus' 1.5ft tall
DIANTHUS spiculifolius
Eriogonum grande rubescens "Red Buckwheat"
Fountain Butterfly Bush. Buddleja alternifolia
Hibiscus Red Shield aka Mahogany Splendor
Hibiscus Syriacus Diana (all white)
IBERIS gibraltarica Gibralter Candytuft lavender 30cm
KALIMERIS incisa 60cm
Lady Margaret Passion Vine (RED)
Lavandula - any DWARF
Lavandula lanata Wooly Lavender
Lupinus texensis ‘Texas Maroon Bluebonnet’
LYCHNIS viscaria Alba 'Schnee' WHITE
Nigella - regular blue love in a puff
Perovskia 'Blue Steel' DWARF Russian Sage
Phygelius aequalis YELLOW TRUMPET Cape Fuchsia (have red)
Salvia ulignosa Bog Sage
SANTOLINA chamaecyparissus ssp. tomentosa [DWARF] 25cm silver foliage
SCABIOSA columbaria f. nana DWARF
Verbena Tuscany White
Viola 'Etain' or ANY

I generally like anything unusual:

Acanthus
species other than mollis

Abutilons
(flowering maples) with double or striped blooms

Aconitums
(monkshoods) with climbing or bi-colored blooms

Alceas
(hollyhocks) with bi-colored blooms

Anemones
hardy to zone 5

Angelicas
with purple or black foliage

Asclepias
(milkweeds) hardy to zone 5 other than incarnata

Calendulas
with dark markings or crested centers

Caryopteris
(bluebeards)

Chiritas
(AKA primulinas) except tamiana

Cosmos
types with double or semi-double blooms

Cyclamens
(both hardy and houseplant types)

Delphiniums
with green or chocolate markings

Dianthus
(pinks), heirloom types

Erodiums

Fuchsias

Gentians

(Hardy)
Geraniums with dark-centered, double, or veined blooms

Gerberas
(if the seeds have been kept refrigerated)

Helianthus
(sunflowers) with double, semi-double, or dark flowers

Hepaticas

Justicias

Lisianthus
(AKA eustomas)

Pansies,
ruffled varieties if the seed is fresh

Papaver
orientalis (Oriental poppies) with colors other than orange or red

Passifloras
(passionflowers)

Primroses

Rudbeckias
(black-eyed Susans) with double or unusually colored blooms

Streptocarpus
(cape primroses)

Other
unusual flowers, herbs, or tropicals

Here is my wish list :)

Stocks

Statice

Violas

pansies

Sweet William

Poppies (any kind, annual or perennial varieties)

Calendula

Lavatera

Cockscomb Flower ( only tall varieties, I have grown red ones so I would love to try some other colors like yellow or orange)

Columbine

Hollyhocks

Yarrow (colorful varieties)

Salvia

Rudbeckia

Verbascum

Sweet Peppers (any variety)

Lace Flower

Aster

Feverfew

Coreopsis

Depp's Pink Firefly Tomato

Any really good Cherry Tomatoes

Flax

Cosmos (would like to try new to me varieties...so far I have grown Bright Lights, Sensations, and Daydream)

Penstemon

Watermelons (seeded varieties)

Cantaloupes

Sunflowers

parsley

Early Spring Woodland Wildflower seeds native to the Appalachian region or eastern United States. Examples: Virginia Bluebells, Trillium, etc.

Val's Secret Santa Wish List

1. Ptilotus (Joey Lambs Tail)

2. Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia Virginica)

3. Lewisa

4. Poppies

5. Bergenia

6. Aster varieties: Milady, Needle, Paeony, Pompon

7. Candy Lily (not blackberry lily)

8. Coneflowers in Reds, Oranges, Yellow

9. Hardy Geraniums

10. Calendulas (non orange)

11. Centaurea - Perennial

12. Foxglove Ruby Glow or Monostruosa, and/or Chinese Foxglove

13. Maltese Cross Dawn Sky

14. Torenia/Wishbone Flower

15. Campanulas/Bellflowers

16.Celosia Dragons Breath

17. Xeranthemum

18.Pentas

19. Lantana

20 Queen of the Prairie

21. White and Strawberry Blonde Marigolds

22. Rudbeckia Varieties: Prairie Sun, Ruby Ruby, ChimChiminee, Moroccan Sun, Sahara

23. Yellow shasta daisies and Crazy Daisies

24. Primrose (common spring blooming for Z6)

25. Dianthus, esp'lly fringed

26. Snow on the Mountain

27. Cape Daisy/ Zulu Daisy

28. Coral Bells

29. Pink/Rose, Purple Perennial Lobelia (Cardinal flower)

30. Surprise me - Flowers you love to grow for their beautiful blooms!

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE :D

My wish list:

Burgundy blanket flower

Coreopsis

Zinnias

Annual poppies

amaranthus

Pansies

Feverfew

Sweet Williams

Foxglove

Delphiniums

Coneflowers

Mexican hats

penstemen

Dianthus

Columbines

Salvias

Portulaca

Asters

Cleomes

Calendula

Rudbeckia

Lupines

Black cherry tomatoes

Carrots

Radishes

Leaf lettuce

Turnips

Your favorite annual flower

Your favorite perennial flower

Your favorite vegetable

I like purple and especially edibles (but not eggplant, lol):

• sugar snap peas
• basil
• lavender
• saffron crocus
• potatoes (ok, i think they call them blue)
• corn (ok, i think they call them blue dent or double red)
• cotton
• lilacs
• cauliflower
• carrots

Stevia

Oregano

Sesame

Comfrey

Thyme

Sage

Chamomile

Poppy

Bronze Fennel

Amaranth

Lemon Grass

Melons (moon & star or tender sweet orange are peaking my interest lately)

Paprika Peppers

Luffa

Evergreens (for property border - fast growing tall (thuja))

Gooseberry

Goji Berry

Nigella Sative (aka Kalongi)

Catnip

Santa Swap Top 30 wishes:

I'm not limited to just these varieties. I only put particulars in the event someone had them.

1. Bee balm: Panarama Red Shades (Or any red)
2. Celosia - Dragon's Breath, Any
3. Cleome: Violet Queen only, I have all the others
4. Coleus
5. Coneflower
6. Coral Bells
7. Dianthus
8. Gaillardia: Mesa Red only, I have a great deal of others
9. Geraniums: Maverick Coral, any deep scarlets, Divas series
   10. Gomphrena - Orange
   11. Foxglove - Apricot
   12. Hellebores
   13. Impatiens
   14. Lemon Cucumber
   15. Nasturtiums (can be climbers)
   16. Pansy
   17. Peony
   18. Rudbeckia - Sahara
   19. Salvia: Blue Queen, Fairy Queen, Evolution,

20.Snapdragons
21. Sunflowers
22. Sweet Peas
23. Vincas
24. Violas
25. Zinnia: Magellans, Zaharas (scarlet, red), Benary Giants,
Mazurkia, Cherry/Ivory swizzle
26. Drought Tolerant flowers
27. Shade plants/flowers
28. Your favorite flower to grow
29. Hummingbird magnate flowers

30. Surprise me!

1. coral bead plant - nertera granadensis

2. Naked ladies lilly bulbs/seed (Belladonna Lily)

3. Begonia bossa nova, bloliviensis, any

4. Petunia

5. Impatience

6. Alyssum pastel colors or cascading

7. Peony poppy

8. coleus any but rainbow

9. Dianthus

10. Marigold pompom style any white/yellow/orange

11. Coral Bells/Heucheras

12. Hollyhocks

13. Disco belle pink/white bicolor hibiscus

14. Cypress Vine pink, White

15. Plant with colorful leaves

16. Swiss Chard

17. Lettuce butter crunch

18. Basil any

19. Pole Beans

20. Pepper ornamental/edible

21. Tomato any

22. Eggplant

23. zinnia

24. Aquarium plant riccia fluitans, star moss, Egyptian Papyrus (not umbrella palm)

I’m open to all kinds of seeds but here are my wants. You can just send your favorite seeds or random seeds if you want. I love surprises so random is totally fine with me!

1 Cotton of all varieties

2 Glass gem corn

3 Popping Corn

4 Flour or ornimental corn

5 Blue Bachelor Buttons and any other colors

6 Watermelon Radish

7 Poppies of all colors

8 Soap Wart

9 Borage

10 Elderberry

11 Tomatoes of all varieties

12 Radishes

13 Melons and watermelons of all varieties

14 Carolina reaper peppers

15 Trail of Tears Pole bean

16 Showy Milkweed

17 Rose of Sharon

18 Pansies of all colors

19 Snap Dragons

20 Bee Balm

21 Lavender of all types

22 Corn of all types

23 Broom Corn

24 Lemon Cucumber

25 Peas

26 sweet peas

27 Cosmos

28 Passion Flower

29 Balloon Flower

30 Surprise

Wish List

Aster

Calendula - Awaiting Sunset, Bon Bon Yellow, Bronze Beauty, Kablouna, Lemon Twist, Mandarin Twist, Pacific Beauty Cream, Pink Surprise, Touch of Red

Celosia - have Pampas Plume and Red Velvet

Columbine - Any named except Canadian

Coreopsis - American Dream, Golden Wave, Mahogany Midget, Roulette, Sunfire

Cosmos - (have Bright Lights, Seashells and Sensation) Antiquity, Candy Stripe, Chocolate, Collarette, Cosimo, any Double Click, Fizzy Rose, Limara Lemon, Peppermint Twist, Rubenze, Snowpuff, Sonata Yellow, Xanthros

Cuphea - have dark purple

Daisy Types - (have Shasta) African, Cape, English, Euryops Bush, Gerbera, Paper, Livingstone, Santa Barbara

Dianthus - have Sweet William

Delphinium - have Pacific Giant

Echinacia - Cheyenne Spirit, Double Decker, Razzmatazz

Geum - have Tangerine

Godetia

Hardy Hibiscus - Cherry Brandy, Cherry Cheesecake, Cranberry Crush, Honeymoon Deep Red, Heartthrob, Old Yella, Summer Storm

Herb - Basil (African Blue, Cardinal, Christmas, French, Greek)

Medicinal - Camphor Weed, Citronella, Comfrey, German Chamomile, Jewel Weed, Lemon Verbena, Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra), St. John's Wort, Sweet Cicely, Valerian, Za'atar

Hollyhock - Blackberry, Chater's Chestnut Brown, Choice Mix, Crème de Cassis, Danish Giant, Fiesta Time, Fig Leaf, Salmon Queen

Japanese Morning Glory, Cameo Elegance, or any Chocolate

Lychnis - especially Dusky Salmon, Lumina Bronze Leaf

Marigold - Bonanza Harmony, Durango, Strawberry Blonde, any White

Nicotiana

Penstemon - Have Husker's Red

Peppers - Sweet except Carmen, Lipstick, Marconi, and hot except Cayenne, Tabasco, Jalapeno

Poppy- except Orange and Oriental Red

Rudbeckia - Cherokee Sunset, Chocolate Orange, Maya, Moreno, Sahara, Sputnik

Salvia - have Black & Blue, and Bonfire

Snapdragon

Tomatoes - African Queen, Aussie, Ballada, Banana Cream, Barnyard, Blush, Bola Macizo, Boronia, Brandy Boy, Chocolate Champion, Chocolate Lightning, Druzba, Dwarf Blazing Beauty, Dwarf Pink Passion, Dwarf Purple Heart, Fat Cherry, Gypsy, Goliath, Ingeglio Gigante, Mortgage Lifter Bi-Color, Patio Princess, Red Robin, Red Rose, Snow White, Super Italian Paste, Vorlon, Yellow Brandywine

Verbascum

Zinnia - Aztec, Benary, Cherry Swizzle, Gumdrop, Persian Carpet, Peppermint, Profusion (except Knee High Fire), Zinderella

My wish list----

Petunias-waves and doubles

Zinnia-persian carpet, Aztec

Aconitums

Albutilons

Monkshood

Cosmos--doubles, newer ones

Shasta daisy--crazy, others- no Becky or Alaska

Poppies,--,annual and perennial

Hollyhocks,-newer ones, doubles, ruffled

Nemesia-any

Franklinia alatahama tree

Dove tree- davidiia

Nicotianas

Nasturtiums

Daylilies-spiders, UFOs, ruffled,dark eyes

Echinaceas,,-white swan, doubles, any but purple and pallida

Passifloras-no incarnata

Kale- any

Verbascums

Amaranths

Calendulas

Asters-shorter ones. Pot type

Flax,- all colors

Columbines

Edelweiss

Heirloom tomato's

Snapdragons

Statice

Yarrow- no white

Anything you would like to share!

My wish list:

1. Air plant (Tillandsia)

2. Blood lily

3. Calendula

4. Celosia (various kinds)

5. Cockscomb (various kinds)

6. Coleus (various kinds)

7. Coneflower/Echinacea

8. Coreopsis

9. Cosmos

10. Double Blue Pea Vine (Clitoria ternatea)

11. Herbs: Angelica, Blue basil, Calendula, Caraway, Chives, Cilantro, Dill, Fennel (green & bronze), Feverfew, Parsley, Red Basil, Rue, Sage, Yarrow

12. Hyacinth Bean Vine (White)

13. Jatropha berlandieri

14. Marigolds: Frech Harlequin, Starfire signet, Snowball, Tagetes patula aka french marigold, Pure Red, Jester, various kinds.

15. Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia)

16. Milkweed (any kind except common)

17. Nasturtiums - Variegated, etc.

18. Privet Cassia

19. Russelia sarmentosa

20. Salvia (any)

21. Snapdragon

22. Sunflowers: Double Dandy, Candy Mountain, Crimson Blaze, Strawberry blonde, various kinds except Mammoth

23. Wild Bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) aka Bee Balm

24. Zinnias: Zowie Yellow Flame, Zahara Starlight, Chippendale Daisy, Swizzle, Whirligig, Zahara Double Fire

25. Elliots Aster

26. Thistles (to be grown in a planter)

27. Sweet Pepperbush

28. White Cestrum

29. Rattlesnake Master

30. Queen Anne's Lace

1. Spineless Naranjilla

2. Heirloom Tomatoes (I’ve grown over 300 types and counting!)

3. Peppers (Hot and Sweet!)

4. Edible Pumpkins (commercial)

5. Winter Squash , any! Especially Jarrahdale, Red Warty Thing, Yokohama, Yugoslavian Finger Fruit (commercial)

6. Sugar Rush Peach Pepper

7. Shishito Pepper

8. Brazilian Starfish Hot Pepper

9. Long John or Smiley Worms Tomato

10. Buratino Tomato

11. Candy Sweet Icicle Tomato

12. Cherokee Lime Tomato

13. Sinks Yellow Tits Tomato

14. Tomato 'White Currant'

15. Long Tall Sally Tomato

16. Chestnut Chocolate Tomato

17. Michael Pollan Tomato

18. Brad’s Atomic Grape Tomato

19. Tzimbalo Melon Pear

20. Hairy Balls Milkweed

21. Kiwano Horned Melon

22. Tamarillos

23. Eggplants

24. Beans

25. Cucumbers (commercial)

26. White Doll’s Eye (Actaea pachypoda)

27. White Lion's Ear/Lion's Tail/Wild Dagga Leonotis leonurus var. alba

28. Squirting Cucumber Ecballium elaterium

29. Lion's Tail (NOT Lion's Ear) Leonotis leonurus

30. Melons (commercial) especially Art Comb’s Ancient Watermelon

In general, I like anything purple or blue or anything fairy. My husband likes anything white or fragrant. My yard was damaged by the hurricane and I lost my greenhouse. So, we have been focusing on maintenance and caring for the outside wildlife: usually birds, squirrels, butterflies, and bees. Any plant they will eat is welcome (their habitats were damaged too). Anything low maintenance or good for rain gardens is appreciated.

1. Sunflowers

2. Coneflower

3. Milkweed

4. Marigold (can't get too many of these to ward off mosquitos).

5. Zinnia

6. Kale

7. Basil

8. Coriander

9. Cumin

10. Peruvian lily (this was my wedding flower)

11. Iris (This is the title of me and my son's favorite song.)

12. Cucumbers

13. Tomatos

14. Lettuce

15. Carrots

16. Peppers

17. Airplants

18. Loofah

19. Hollyhocks

20. Devils trumpet

21. Moonflower

22. Morning glory

13. Ghost lily

14. Daisies

15. Cosmos

16. Bee balm

17. Bleeding heart

18. Growing tips for my baby peach trees

18. Anything purple.

19. Anything fragrant

20. Surprise me.

Dirt Daddys Wish List:

I know I'll think of something else later, oh well!

Flowers:

Sea Holly

glode thistle

marigolds-any

zinnias-red

sunflowers

coneflowers

veggies:

greens

pole beans

peas

Peppers:

bird chilies

chocolate habs

hot and hotter chilies

ghost chilies

Tomatoes:

big cherry tomatoes

big slicer tomatoes

And anything u think might do well in our city garden!

PEACE! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Dirt Daddy

My Secret Santa Wish List:

1. red, dark or black/ purple heirloom tomatoes, esp beefsteaks !

2. Sungold tomato

3. any herb, esp basil !

4. any squash, esp the Winter types

5. any melon, esp cantaloupe types

6. any swiss chard

7. county fair cucumber

8. any sweet pepper, esp bell peppers

9. italian roasting peppers

10. any flower that attracts bees, hummingbirds or butterflies

11. any Zinnia

12. any short, dwarf type flower

13. any flowering shrub

14. hellebores

15. any rudbeckia

16. any coreopsis

17. any kind of pansy

18. your favorite perennial flower

19. any sunflower except Mammoth

20. any daylily

21. any coleus, esp the darker ones

22. any Salvia

23. any succulent

24. Lisianthus

25. your favorite, surprise me !

My wish list:

1.coneflower- and other than purple (pink poodle, double scoop cranberry, firebird, green line, hot papaya, secret passion, tomato soup, milkshake, supreme elegance), strawberry shortcake, dragon's wart

2.Limerock ruby coreopsis

3.Lunaria alba variegata

4.Malope trifida "Glacier Fruits"

5.mullein( have yellow verbascum mullein)

6.Oenothera tetragona "Blood Orange" (evening primrose (have pink and white)

7.Pitcher sage any varieties especially Lepechinia fragrans 'El Tigre'

8.Rudbeckia triloba "Red Sport"

9.sage- white and garden sage

10.Salvia apiana- "white sage"

11.Salvia microphylla Hot Lips

12.salvia- Argentine Skies

13.Salvia- Mystic Spires

14.Salvia- Purple Rain

15.Salvia-Navajo Red

16.Satureja douglasii“Yerba Buena”

17.Sem Ash Leaf Spirea aka ural false spirea

18.Snapdragon - Weasel's Snout

19.sweet woodruff

20.taro

21.tarragon

22.Tea Camellia sinensis

23.Tecomaria capensis 'Hammer's Rose'

24.Thunbergia fragrans Sweet Clock Vine

25.Trifoliate Orange (Poncirus trifoliata)

26.Wallflower 'Cloth of Gold’

27.Helichrysum

28.Cosmos Pied Piper Red, cosmos happy ring, Cosmos lemon twist, Cosmos Chocolate

29.Eriogonum grande var. rubescens

“Red Buckwheat”

30.medicinal herbs that are easy to grow

1-Tomatoes - Any that do well in the deep south heat

2-Tomatoes- Large red Paste/Sauce type tomatoes

3-Tomato - Homestead

4-Tomato - Jeff Davis

5-Tomato - Old Virgina

6-Melon - Minnesota Midget

7-Melon- Old Time Tennesee

8-Bean- Case Knife Bean

9-Bean- Any white pole lima beans

10-Bean- Dixie White

11-Carrots - Any pelleted seed

12-Corn - Glass Gem

13-Pepper- Peter yellow or orange (I already have red)

14-Watermelon- Especially Desert King, Mississippi Cobb Gem, Blacktail Mountain

15-Beets

16-Dill

17-Softneck Garlic

18-Zinnia - Any

19-Hollyhocks - Any

20-Geraniums - the kind with big heads you see in stores.

21-Sweet Peas (the flowers)

22-Marigolds- white, red, Orange Hawaii

23-Wave Petunia/ Superbells/Calibrachoa

24-Tall Garden Phlox

25-Cosmos: doubles, ruffled, pinks, whites... no hot reds or oranges please

26-Coleus- Alabama Sunrise, Alabama Sunset, Any dark red, black or unusual colors (i.e.campfire)

27-Milkweed- Soulmate

28-Columbine - Songbird Series

29-Primrose (not evening primrose)

30-Scarlet Sage (salvia coccinea)

Alyssum

Allium

Asclepias tuberosa

Beans

Borage

Carrots

Chives

Cosmos

any herb

Impatiens

Lettuce

Marigold

Balloon plant milkweed

Giant Milkweed

Rooster tree Milkweed

Swan Milkweed

Pansy

Petunia

Peas

Parsley

Peppers, sweet

Salvia

Snapdragon

Sunflower

Tomatoes

Violas

Verbena

Wildflowers

Zinnias

Any butterfly and hummingbird attractors that you love

Wishlist for Santa Swap

Purple Carrots

Swiss Chard, Bright Lights or Ruby Red

Red Leaf Lettuce

Cream of Sasketchewan Watermelon

Green Jewel Coneflower

Red or Orange Coneflower

Dinnerplate Dahlia

Helleborus

Himalayan Poppy, blue

Red Petunia

Cerinthe major

Love in a mist

Nasturtium red

Pasqueflower

Painted Tongue

Poppy, anything but red

Snapdragon red

Black Eyed Susan Vine

Cup and Saucer Vine

Passionflower Vine

Rattlesnake Master

Pineberry

German Chamomille

Datura

Gazania

Mirabilis

Osteospermum

My wish list for Santa this year is really simple.

1. Gourds

2. Sunflowers

3. Morning Glory

1. MILKWEED

Asclepias Asperula

Asclepias
Cordifolia

Asclepias Humistrata

Asclepias purpurascens

Asclepias Rubra

Asclepias
Sullivanti

Asclepias Variegata

Asclepias
Verticillata

Calotropis Gigantea
(giant milkweed)

2. Aristolochia

3. Antennaria plantaginifolia (Pussytoes)

4. Aster (Purple dome, Rice button)

5. Bee Balm (Raspberry Wine)

6. Begonia - Santa Cruz Sunset

7. Coneflowers-

Double Decker

Mama Mia

Pow wow

Tomato Soup,

green, ANY

8. Coleus

Lava Rose

Religious Radish

Chocolate covered
cherry

Russelia Equisetiformis

Coral Fountain- ANY

9. Columbine- Crimson Star, Any

10. Cupids Dart

11. Corpse Flower

12. Fuchsia- Mrs Popple, Rose OF Denmark- ANY

13. Jack In the pulpit

14. Lantana – trailing, ANY

15. Nasturtium - black velvet, ladybird cream purple- Empress,
ANY

16. Phlox ( Moody blues)- Creeping Phlox , ANY

17. Poppies (cherry glow, peony black, Black swan)

18. Pussy Willow

19. Pampas Grass – any

20. Rhodochiton
atrosanguineus - Purple
Bell vine

21. Snapdragons - Trailing
and/ or tall

22. Spice Bush

23. Rudbeckia (cherry brandy)

24. Trumpet Honeysuckle

25. Verbena -
trailing, ANY

26.
Zinnia -

Cactus

Peppermint Stick

Purple

Pop Art

Envy

State Fair

Scabiosa

Benarys Giant

Candy Stripe

Aztec
Bicolor

Inca

27. Arrowleaf balsamroot

28. Salvia - ANY

29. Ginseng

30. Willow

My wish list for Santa

cherry tomatoe, any with nice thin skin

Golden (yellow) Marconi Pepper

Chinese cabbage Reg or mini

Fava beans

malabar spinach

cosmos

hollyhocks

nasturtiums

lupins, prefer the wild ones

sorgum

super schmeltz kohlrabi

sea kale

dill

sunflowers

unusual winter squash

surprise?????

Ok Santa, here goes :)

Agastache for Z5

Showy Milkweed

Sea Holly - 'Blue Glitter' or 'Blue Hobbit'

Gaillardia

Foxglove

Armenian Basket Flower

Delphinium Magic Fountains White/Dark Bee

Delphinium Pacific Giant Astolat

Gay Feather

Globe Thistle

Dwarf hollyhock

Obedient Plant - 'Crystal Peak'

Zebra Holllyhock

Red Hot Poker

Pink Salvia Perennial

Prunella

Veronica

Rudbeckia

Love Lies Bleeeding

Liatris

Hyacinth Bean

Blanket Flower

Obedient Plant - 'Vivid'

Something for in Hanging Basket

Semi-shade plants for Zone 5

any Native for Zone 5

I like surprises so any type of seeds you send I will like. I like anything rare as I like the challenges of growing various things. Some of my wants are:

tomatoes

beans

medicinal herbs

corn

lettuce

cucumbers

onions

peppers

carrots

okra

pennyroyal

lime basil

radishes

pawpaw

goji berry

snapdragons

begonia

coleus

zinnias

cannas

peony tree

dutchmans pipe

nicotana ( tobacco)

any heirloom veggies

Hope everyone has a great Christmas and may your new year be bountiful.

cintiaoz14 (zone 7b)

Carrots

Goji

Salvia

Quinoa

Lettuce

Spinach

Monarda-Bee Balm

Aster

Baptisia

Dianthus

Draba

Lupine

Cardamon

Allium

Penstemon

Silene

Poppies

Tithonia-Mexican sunflower

Dahlia

and any seeds that you want to share! Thank you so much Santa!

Anything you put in a salad (tomato, carrot, pepper, etc)

Medicinal herbs, especially feverfew, lemongrass, rosemary, chamomile, and mint

Basils

Red, white, yellow or purple carrots

Anything that makes people say "what is that?"

Zinnia

Cosmos (I have bright lights)

Daylily (esp. red, purple or white ones)

Pumpkin on a stick

Anything good in clay soil

Tennessee spinning gourd

Marigold

Iris

Canna (esp. colors other than red)

Anything easy to grow and kid friendly (I share a lot with local schools and community gardens)

I love vegetable gardening so I would like:

1. Beans (snap, Lima, cowpeas, etc)

2. Tomatoes, any and all!

3. Peppers, sweet to mild heat

4. Okra

5. Watermelons

6. Cantaloupe

7. Cucumber

8. Broccoli

9. Greens (cabbage, collards, kale, etc)

10. Lettuce

11. Carrots

12. Beets

13. Radishes

14. Pumpkin

15. Strawberries

16. Kiwi

17. Any of your favorite veggies really except cauliflower, honeydew, and “easy” squashes. I can’t seem to grow a squash to save my life! Lol

18. Carnations

19. Any easy flower to grow in part sun/part shade

I love surprises too so really feel free to send me any of your favorites. :)

Dawn

Here's my list.

1. Peppers The more unusual the better. Hot or sweet

2. Herbs

3.Holly hocks

4. Black Knight or Black Prince Scabiosa

5. Sweet William

6. Blue flowers

7. Salvia's

8. Nasturtiums

9. Datura

10. Cottage flowers

11. Purple Angelica

12. Brugmansia

13. Variegated Four O'Clocks

14. Plains Coreopsis

15. Eggplant, not Black Beauty

16. Your favorite flower

17. Flowers for the bee's.

Hi everyone! Here is my wish list:

1) Zinnias, candy-cane variety or any

2) Angel's trumpet

3) Snapdragons

4) Hollyhocks

5) Impatiens, white, burgundy or red

6) Black-eyes Susans

7) Orange Poppies

8) Geraniums, red, pink, white or salmon

9) Sweet Peas

10) Marigolds, giant yellow, or any color

11) Morning Glories

12) Columbine, Songbird varieties

13) Cockscomb, Red

14) Indian Paintbrush

15) Tomatoes, Brandywine

16) Tomatoes, any large, red slicing varieties

17) Tomatoes, Sweet 100 Cherry variety

18) Corn, Peaches and Cream

19) Corn, Glass Gem

20) Corn, red variety

21) Peppers, Green Bell varieties

22) Peppers, Cayenne

23) Peppers, Jalapeño

24) Cucumbers, Straight 8

25) Parsley, Curly

26) Muskmelons

27) Pumpkins, Jack-O-Lantern varieties

28) Pumpkins, minis

29) Gourds

30) Catnip

hello everyone! Here's my list:

1. Amaranth (love lies Bleeding)

2. Artemesia -Wormwood

3. Cosmos

4. Gaillardia

5. Marigold

6. Penstemon

7.Hollyhock

8.calendula

9. Geum

10. Zinnia

11. Sunflower

12. Salvia

13. Moonflower vine

!4. Black eyed Susan vine

15. Bee Balm

16. Poppy

17. Any Sedum like Hen and Chicks

18. Dill

19. Basils (Thai)

20.Low growing ornamental grass

21. anything that thrives in hot dry weather

We are going into our 4th year of being harrassed/vandalized and the garden I made that triumphed over 40+ years of various adversities is now in ruins. But I'll keep trying. I've been thinking about those abandoned apple orchards in the local park system. Maybe I could make an orchard of arborized Rose of Sharon, with low things sprinkled beneath - like something Shakespeare might have dreamed about. If you dream about your own patch of dirt, upon which to actualize your own dreams, don't risk heartache by moving to Oella.

Alpine Strawberries
Angelica - any and/or dark-leaved
Angelonia - white or any
Artemisia (not Mugwort) something silvery & lacy?
Balsam
Cestrum nocturnum (Night Jasmine)
Coreopsis, Threadleaf
Dianthus species/hybrids; chinensis hybrids
Lavatera
Primroses
Purslane, Ornamental (Portulaca umbraticola - any or Toucan Scarlet)
Rose of Sharon
Snapdragons - whites, peach, burnt orange, palest pink dwarf or medium
Stachys (Betony) (already have S. byzintine(sp?)) any that spread & suppress weeds
Streptocarpus saxorum
Tagetes filifolia 'Irish Lace'
Violas - "black" like V. tricolor Sawyers' Johnny-Jump-Up; V. cornuta Bowles Black?; hybrids? other species of Viola?
Zaluzianskya (Night Phlox)
Zinnias - disease resistant Profusion, Zahara, other?
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Florence Fennel (has bulb at base)
Onion - Egyptian Walking Onion
Radish - Daikon Radish
- - - - -
Late blooming (Sept-Nov) flowers under 2 feet tall
-- bladderwort (Silene or Lychnis sp. - nocturnal, white, fragrant)
-- flowers that naturalize in grass on floor of orchard
Blue flowers, including -
-- Gilia
-- Sisyrinchium
-- low growing Veronica

Surprise Me

Here is my list. This is such a fun swap!

1. Chrysanthemum Seeds (florist mums)

2. Black tomato varieties

3. Wild Boar Tomato varieties

4. Summer squash

5. Sweet Peppers

6. Beets

7. Lettuce

8. Chives

9. Spinach

10. Pole beans

11. Melons

12. Hardy Kiwi

13. Basil

14. Sunflowers

15. Daylilies

16. Dahlias

17. Cosmos

18. Geranium

19. Snapdragons

20. Anything you find fun to grow

21. Mini plants – I love dwarf plants of all kinds

Dear Santa,

I’d love to have some new varieties of annuals and perennials that would thrive in my Zone 8 garden. Summers are hot and usually dry, and though winters are mild, there are some nights in the teens. I have lots of sunny areas and some beds with dappled shade.

I’ll be very happy with whatever you decide to send me.

I’d also be especially pleased to receive any of the following:

Bacopa

Blue Throatwort (Trachelium caeruleum), especially Black Knight or Violet Veil

Bracteantha

Calibrochoa

Cosmos – Cosmic, Fizzy, Limara Lemon, Polidor

Cross Vine (Bignonia capreolata) — just harvested

Ladybird Poppy (Papaver commutatum)

Moss Rose (Portulaca)

Nemesia

Ornamental grasses (except for pampas and pink muhly)

Pentas

Phlox paniculata (Tall Phlox) -- any just harvested

Sunflowers (Helianthus) — Claret, Earthwalker, Magic Roundabout, Red Sun, Shock-a-lat,
Velvet Queen, Italian White, Vanilla Ice

Beets –gold, white, or Chioggia

Tomatoes (hybrid) – Buffalo Steak, Cobra, First Prize, Tropic, Trust

Tomatoes(heirloom)-- Gezahnte, Little Mama, Tamina

Tomatoes (no longer available) -– I’d love a few old seeds or even seeds of later generations of these hybrids – Merced, San Remo, and Cabernet (the large tomato from Tomato Growers Supply, not the cherry tomato with the same name)

WinterSquash/Pumpkin – Ambercup, Greek Sweet Red, Uncle David's Dakota Dessert, UpperGround Sweet Potato

I would like anything rare and special, or common and well regarded. I most like the surprise of getting the seeds and the cards, so I'm open and thankful to receive anything. The following are some of the things I like:

herbs

zinnia

tomatoes

peppers

eggplants

watermelon

poppies

snap peas/snow peas

borage

spinach

malabar spinach

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas kids...late on this!! I, of course, am happy with anything you wish to send my way!

1. Solar Eclipse Rudebeckia

2. any Rudebeckia...love TALL Rudebeckias

1. any new Rudebeckia
2. any Gaillardia...including new ones

5. any Calendula

6. any new Calendula

7. reseeders...love self sowers

8. Rattlesnake Pole Beans (commercial preferred)

9. Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans (commercial preferred)

10. Your favorite tried and true Pole Green Bean

11. Nasturium with variegated leaves

12. unusual herbs

13. drought tolerant flowers for sun or shade....lousy soil

14. Dahlia seeds....small or large

15. Mexican Torch Flower...yellow or red or orange

16. unusual Butterfly Bush

17. Banana mint

18. Ginger mint

19. Pineapple mint

20. Peppermint

21. Lavender mint

22. Limbaughs Legacy Tomato (commercial preferred)

23. Perennial Thai Basil aka Oriental Basil, Asian Basil, Bai Horapa in Thai

24. Large Leaf Sweet Sandwich Basil

25. Tomato Limbaughs Legacy (commercial preferred)

26. Coreopsis that blooms first year after sowing LOL!

27. sweet peas

28. reseeding slavia...pink, white and red

Thanks!!

Annie

A little birdie said I would get broccoli if I didn't post a wish list :}. I'll be redoing my back garden this spring and these are some of the additions I would like to make.

1. hibiscus and it's relatives

2. penstemons

3. agastaches

4. salvias

5. aubrieta

6. gomphrena- especially salmon colored

7.juncus flying hedgehogs

8. viola Fuji dawn

9. dianthus

10. primula

11. centranthus red or white would be welcomed

12. I love variegated plants

13. nicotiana perfume blue

14, columbines in red, white or blue

15. coreopsis red midget

16. pink pinheads

17. gaillardia- red blooming

18. I'm adding blue to the garden this year so any blue blooming would also be a welcomed addition.

Thanks for looking!

Hope everyone's relaxing and eating leftovers! Here is my list:

1. Amaranth, particularly red spike

2. American elder (sambucus canadensis)

3. Anemone

4. Bee balm

5. Cleome, queen variety

6. Coneflower, any

7. Daylilies

8. Globe amaranth

9. Hollyhocks

10. Honeywort

11. Knautia

12. Laceflower (daucus carota)

13. Lunaria

14. Meadowsweet

15. Musquee de Provence pumpkins

16. Nigella sativa

17. Phlox

18. Poppies

19. Scabiosa

20. Smoke tree

21. Stock

22. Strawflower

23. Sweet pea

24. Verbascum, any but would love petra!

25. Any cottage garden plants or flowers

26. Anything unusual - love unique plants!

I'm always open for an experiment and would be happy trying any surprises you might send.

Here's my list for Santa and his elves:

1. Tomato: Black Cherry, Golden Gates, Black and Brown Boar, Bleeding Heart, Brad's Black Heart, Sherry's Sweet Heart, any Dwarf Tomato Project variety

2. Tomatoes, Hybrids with late blight resistance

3. Hybrid Brussels Sprouts

4. Prairie Grasses such as Big Bluestem and Little Bluestem

5. Purple Prairie Clover

6. Queen of the Prairie

7. Sweet/mild peppers...non bell shapes, OP or hybrid

8. Mild flavored eggplants

9. Eastern woodlands wildflowers

10. Beans with interesting colored seeds

11. Runner beans, except Scarlet Runner and Painted Lady which I have

12. Pumpkins with hull-less seeds

13. Gomphocarpus physocarpus or G. fruticosus, (hairy balls or swan milkweed)

14. Seeds for plants for tea

15. A favorite herb

16. A favorite veggie

17. A favorite flower

18. A favorite early or midseason tomato

19. Veggies with especially decorative flowers, foliage, form, etc. that are good to use as edible landscaping plants

20. Whatever plant is a butterfly magnet for you

21. Surprise me!

Thanks!

Ive been mingling with reds/whites lately and anything for the hummingbirds, along with heat/drought tolerant. My wish list... many thanks!

1. anything variegated and/or tropical

2. anything with dark foliage and or flowers

3. dwarf project tomatoes

4. penstemon

5. salvia

6. poppy... hens and chicks, peony, pom pom, pink fizz

1. snapdragon and/or angelonia any

8. japanese morning glory

9. geum

10 cuphea

11 agastache

12 hibiscus

13 double click cosmos ...chocolate cosmos, popsocks, reds

14 milkweed (any except common)

15 hot peppers (the hotter the better)

16 begonia

17 any columbine ...looking for variegated, whites, pinks, yellow, reds, dwarf, or blacks/chocolates. Any.

18 petunia...doubles, expressos, trailing, for heat, sophistaca blue morn, any

19 Nigella Miss Jekyll Rose, or transformer

20 geraniums, dark foliage

21 garlic

22 baptisia

23 anything miniature

24 helleborus

25 any mints, except spearmint and mojito

26 sea holly

27 hibiscus

28 foxglove

29 any flowers blooming white and/or crimson red

30 your favorite performer for heat/drought tolerant, duranta any

Hello Everybody,

I'm new on here but not new to Gardening. If you have any seeds below I would love to give them a try. My favorite colors are pink, red, purple, white & yellow. Thanks! *Especially hoped for...

1. *Cottage Garden Flowers

2. Delphiniums

3. Foxgloves

4. *Dianthus

5. Lavenders -esp. grosso

6. Snapdragons

7. Geraniums - red, pink

8. **Goji Berri

9. Rhubarb

10. Phlox - hardy

11. *Scented Carnations/pinks

12. Sweet Peas

13. Zinnias

14. **Bleeding Heart - red

15. *Hostas

16. **Lily of the Valley

17. Bells of Ireland

18. Angelonia

19. Agastachea Hummingbird Mint (Rosie Posie, esp)

20. Lisianthus

21. Geum (any) esp Mrs J Bradshaw

15. *Sensitive Plant aka Eyeball plant

16. Medinal Plants/Herbs

17. *Toothache Plant

18. Shade Plants

19. **Raspberry Starts

20. Smaller plants due to space/Dwarf flowers...

21. *Pink Astilbe

22. YOUR Favorite Shade plant/flower

22. Surprise Me!

23. YOUR favorite flower

Merry Christmas!!!

-Renée

Asclepias "Hello Yellow"

Asclepias verticillata

Alliums (ornamental)

Calibrachoa (million bells), petunias, supertunias

Basil-Thai/Siam

Sweet peppers (any; fish peppers, shishito)

Agastache rupestris, cana, Arizona, hybrids-any non-blue or white flowered

Anemone 'Mona Lisa"

Balloon flower Astra Double any color

Begonia (tuberous, any)

Berlandiera lyrata (chocolate flower)

Coleus (any)

Columbine (large flowered, spurred)

Cuphea

Dianthus (perennial)

Digiplexis

Geranium (annual or perennial; have dark pink sanguineum)

Impatiens (especially double flowered)

Lewisia

Marigold (large flowered)

Vinca (annual Catharanthus rosea)

Zinnias (Zahara, profusion, magellan, large flowered, threadleaf)

Melampodium

Gladiolus (small flowered, species) or other bulbs for zone 8

Crambe (sea kale; cordifolia or maritima)

Sedum (sunsparkler series, dazzleberry series, party series, dark leaved, or other new varieties)

Eryngium (sea holly)

Echinops (globe thistle)

Salvias-perennial in zone 8 (such as reptans, penstemonoides, pozo blue, Caradonna)

Your favorite heat tolerant annual or perennial flower

Thanks,

Susan

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1. Angel's Trumpets "White" or "Red" (Brugmansia Suaveolens)
2. Bird of Paradise
3. Anemone
4. COSMOS Red (Tetra Versailles), Seashells
5. Desert Rose "Black Emperor"
6. Plumeria (Plumeria pudica) Bloom Color: White/Near White
7. Festuca "Powder Blue"
8. Fuchsia "Blue Eyes"
9. Iceplant "Starburst" (Delosperma floribunda)
10. Japanese Blood Grass (Imperata Cylindrica 'Rubra')
11. Jasmine "Tuscan Blue"
12. Cosmos Chocolate or any
13. Amaryllis
14. Strobilanthes Persian Shield
15. Neanthe Bella Palm - Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea Elegans)
16. Passion Flower "Blue"
17. Oxblood Lilies (Rhodophiala bifida)
18. Sensitive Plant / Touch-Me-Not (Mimosa Pudica)
19. Telegraph Plant aka Semaphore Plant (Codariocalyx Motorius)
20. Colorado Lily
21. Dahlia - 'Red Pygmy' "Deep Red", "Bishop of Auckland", "Dahlia Collarette" 'Pooh' "Red & Yellow", "Black Beauty"
22. Gladiolus "Arabian , Blue, White"
23. Ice Plant
24. Mandevilla
25. Columbine
26. Rosemary
27. Giant Starfish Flower (Stapelia Gigantea)
28. Oxblood Lilies (Rhodophiala bifida)
29. Dwarf variety anything
30. Any plants and bulbs and any kind listed here is fine too. :)

1. Hardy coreopsis

2. Poppies

3. Hardy named hibiscus

4. Daisy-yellows-crazy-Belgium Lace

5. Maples-Crimson King-Japaneese

6. Butterfly Bush

7. Penstemon-esp. Firecracker or any other. Have Husker Red.

8. Monarda-reds and pinks.

9. Tall Zinnias

10 .Verbascum-no whites

11. Lavender

12.Carnations

13. Scabiosa-no white

14. Red Helenium

15. Perennial Geranium

16. Guara

17. Montauk daisy-fresh seed

18.Osteospernum

19. Echinacea-no purple

20.Himalayan blue poppy

21.Stokes aster

22.Coleus-any but rainbow

23.Columbine

24.Calendula-coffee cream-solar flashback-sunset bluff-Bronzed beauty-any

25.Any perennials for zone 5-6

26.Flower and herb surprises

27. Cactus

28. Angelonia

29.Sempervivum

Hello!

I know I’m a little late but I just joined this amazing site and wanted to join in!

I have a garden at my home but I also facilitate the garden at my job. I’m a chef for a preschool, where we grow the majority of our produce! The kids love to help plant, tend and harvest our garden!

I would love any seeds! Your favorite seed! But I did make a list!

I can’t wait to send seeds out as secret Santa is my favorite thing to do!!!

merry Christmas

carrots lots of colorful ones please

potatoes

sweer potatoes

celery

collard greens

cucumbers

kale

sunflowers

okra

rice

cranberry

strawberry

grapes

dwarf fruit baring tree seeds

blueberries

lillies

black magic roses

beans

herbs

ginger

cinnamon

lettuce

onions

peas

corn

melon

radish

peppers

spinach

carnations

peanuts

thanks for checking my list out!

Can’t wait to get to mailing!!

so excited!!

My apologies. Here's my (pretty specific) list. I'm an heirloom veggie kinda girl. My flower color palette is purple, pink, white, green, yellow, black. I'm very happy with berry seed if you have it. I like the slow burn.

1. Your favorite edible or flower.

2. Red Malabar Spinach

3. Cosmic Eclipse Tomato

4. Beauty Berry

5. Broken colors/Marble 4 o' clock flowers.

6. Jungle peanuts

7. Everglades Tomato!!.... please please please, LOL

8. Astible- White, peach, pick or purple

9. Schubertii Allium

10. Aristotle Basil

11. Jelly Melon

12. Sugaretti Hybrid Spaghetti Squash

13. Pink Sky Petunia

14. Lime Green Petunia

15. Black Cat Petunia

16. Bunny Tails!!!!

17. Ann Raspberry (yellow)

18. Royalty Raspberry

19. Crimson Night Raspberry

20. Toscana Strawberry

21. Red Bull Brussels Spouts

22. Clara Mack Wisteria (any white)

23. Lacy Frills Lavender

24. Chinese Lantern

25. Benary's Lime or Tequila Lime Zinnia (Green, but not Envy, I have envy)

26. Hardy Red Kiwi

27. Brad's Atomic Grape Tomato

28. Polka dot plant- white, red or pink, interested in all 3

29. Wild Luffa (small 3'' fruit)

30. Saffron Crocus

1) Eucalyptus - Rainbow Gum

2) Jojoba

3) Cassabanana - Brazilian Giant

4) Truffle - White - Hazelnut Ennis

5) Palm - Acai

6) Jaboticaba - Giant

7) Kola Nut

8) Orchid - Blue

9) Azalea - Purple

10) Patchouli

11) Bayberry - Black Carbon

12) Jujube - Sherwood

13) Cinnamon Tree

14) Cacao Tree

15) Vanilla Vine

16) Goji Berries

17) Lilac

18) Cherimoya

19) Javanese Ginger

20) Pitamgatuba

21) Wasabi

22) Nephroletis Exaltata

23) Seeds of Heaven

24) Mangosteen Purple

25) Betel Nut

26) Jambolan Plum

27) Sudachi

28) Yuzu

29) Bilimbi

30) Cherimoya