FIRST NEWBIE WISH LIST SEED SWAP!
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Comments (28)I Love surprises, and am always happy with anything i receive. thank you! Adenium any Agastache any Aloe any Amsonia Anenome Anything for BUTTERFLIES Anything for SHADE Anything MINI Anything TROPICAL ANYTHING VARIEGATED or colors of BLUE, PINK or BLACK Aristolochia Asters any Baboon Flower Banana AE AE MUSA , pink banana - ANY Baptisa any Bat Plant Bee Balm /Monarda ANY begonia FLAMINGO Bird of paradise or Giant Bird black mondo grass bleeding heart WHITE blue alba Brugmansia double triple or variegated brunnera any BULBS any butterfly plants anything for butterflys Cacti any Calla Lily Campanula any canna WHITE, PINK, black, varieagated Carnivorious any Chinese Lantern chrysanthemum any clematis any coleus unusual Columbine doubles - crystal white coneflower unusual Corn Blue, chocolate, peaches n cream, hopi pink Cuban Oregano any Datura doubles or triples Daylily any and/or minis Daylily named please Echinacea anything except for the common purple Ferns any flamingo plant fushia Geraniums any scented Gingers any that flower Ginseng Gladiolus any Globe Thistle groundcovers any Heliconia any heliotrope Helleborus Herbs scented or for making teas Heuchera any Hibiscus any hardy or tropical is ok Hosta any Hyacinth Bean Vine pinks Hyacinth bulbs blacks or reds - any Iceplant impatients any Indian Pink Iris ANY really looking for MINI jack in the pulpit Japanese maple Tree Japanese Morning Glory any Lavender pink Lemon tree seeds Liatris any Lillies any Lilys ANY Lobelia any lobster claw Malva white Mandavilla pink or any Marigold white Medinilla Magnifica Milkweed any Mints any scented Morning Glory ANY JAPANESE Nasturiums night and day onions any Ornamental cabbage Ornamental grasses PINK Pansy black passiflora any - strawberry fields Penstemon any Peony any Peppers FLAMINGO - VEZENA PIPERKA- RED/or/YELLOW PETER Petunia any Petunia black or any Phlox any pineapple sage Plumeria any Portulaca any Pumpkin white - pink Red Hot Poker Rudebeckia cherry brandy Salvia blues or pinks or red or ANY Scabiosa any Sedum any Sedum BLACK JACK Sempervium ANY shrimp plant ANY , red, yellow or blue Snapdragon black - night and day Squash any pinks - unusual Succulents ANY Sunflowers ANY - would really like the BLACK - orange or reddish ones Thyme orange, silver or any Toad Lily any Tomato BLUES -PINKS -UNUSUAL- tree peony Trillium any turks cap lily Veronica Blue Weeping Cherry Tree Zinnia GREEN -CANDY CANE-CACTUS-UNUSUAL SURPRISE ME =) Thank you kindly! Jayeanne...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 MoreNEWBIE SEED PROJECT - JAN 2018
Comments (31)Jen, I am taking a couple weeks off.. I had knee replacement surgery and am not able to get around easily. Will post when I am able to continue the offier. Please feel free to refer the newbies to FIRST NEWBIE WISH LIST SEED SWAP! for those newbies who might have some seeds to swap out already and my "newbies" of the past few years!...See More11th Annual Secret Santa Seed Swap WISH LIST ONLY THREAD
Comments (41)Many of the groundcovers/living mulches/perennial tapestries that once clothed my garden have by now been stolen or otherwise removed, so I'd love to have seeds of easily direct-sown flowers, herbs and/or vegetables that can be kept to 3' or lower with which to cover the ground. There are short or dwarf forms of many flowers that Celia Thaxter grew in her island garden off the coast of New Hanpshire(?) in a diagram of her garden, accompanied by a list of her flowers here: http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/thaxter/garden/garden.html Anything from her garden or similar that might help keep weeds down would be much appreciated. Some suggestions are: Asters - ones like tiger paws? other? Coreopsis - threadleaf Cosmos - dwarfs, like Popsocks etc Dianthus like "Picotee Pinks (D. chinensis x D. barbatus in our time), Sweet William Helianthus angustifolius(sp?) - Willow Leaf Sunflower - leaves are slender like willow leaves - not in Celia's garden, but she would have loved this if she had known about it - not all floppers welcome on my slopes, but this one would be wonderful anything blue and spikey like larkspur, but doesn't expire because of Maryland summer heat & humidity Anything attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, bees Mallows including malva, althea (dwarf), etc. Marigolds- any - like Tagetes tenuifolia(sp?) - Cottage Red Mignonette (Reseda odorata) Poppies - Eschscholzia like 'Rose Chiffon', Papaver alpinus, P. nudicaule(sp?), P. paeoniflorum Silene - any Zinnia - low growing - Chippendale? disease resistant like Profusions, haageana, Zahara If all goes well, I'm hoping this will approximate my New England grandmother's garden of long ago...See MoreKristan Suniks
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