I will be sending the list in a week or two. However, I have some volunteer rose seedlings that are for sure climbers. The possibilities are yellow Persian Rose, yellow Austrian Copper Rose or a dark pink one. They are fully rooted and will be very easy to plant. Please let me know anyone is interested. Thanks!

Austrian Copper is one of my favorite roses. It's a shrub rose not a climber. It's an absolutely wonderful old-fashioned rose if you have the space for it! Early bloomer in my yard considering I have it in a non-ideal location in too much shade.

Ah, okay. Same goes for Persian Rose. Yellow, small, double, early bloomer that is absolutely pretty. I had pictured to have an orange and a yellow Austrian Copper right next to each other when I moved into this house but the landscape companie made a mistake and planted these two yellow ones right next to each other. Funny thing is, I bought another orange one to plant in between, and it turned out to be dark pink. I am not sure what these seedlings are but should be one of the three.

Does anyone want a Hancock CoralBerry? This one has been growing too close to our driveway forever and is slated for removal. These are no maintenance plants. We never trim or do anything with them.

We also have some Blue Mist Spirea that should come out. These you trim halfway down or all the way down in the spring. They come back nicely and flower in the fall. Have spread a bit over the last couple of decades but nothing like a garden gangster. They bloom in the fall and never get too big.

Below is what a mature one looks like in flower. They were trimmed all the way back to about 6 inches in the spring. Many years we just cut them half way back so that is an option. They require little water and attract bees like crazy.

Happy to do dibs on these if anyone wants them. We will be taking out smaller ones for the swap on request.

If anyone has an apache plume they want to get rid of we would love another. Would also love tall garden phlox, hot pink, purple and white preferred. Would also love Larkspur dark purple but white and pink also OK.

I have foxglove I planted from seed. I will do my best to keep them alive until the swap.

I should be able to make it -- won't have much, but happy to dig up thornless blackberries and oregano if anyone wants either of those. Also happy to share seeds -- let me know what you're looking for and I'll see if I have any!

yes on oregano and bee friendly spirea. one yellow bush rose (if anyone has one or red...), columbine I like both shade and full sun. Tall dark sedium would be nice (bees like that now).

bring:

blackberry, red raspberry, will need to know how many to bring. blackberry is primakane, has thorns, large berries, will need lots less water, when over-watered it does not produce, say it produces when abused...

White Siberian iris.

Will be separating yellow day lily (Stella),

Bringing orange day lily (one) everyone has those let me know if you need any more.

Can dig out lemon balm (have lots).

Seeds: plenty of lavage (if it's still up),

And let me know what do you want seeds wise, I can look too.

If someone wants large ornamental white blooming bushes that would be come dig your own project and take 6, they are under drip system so, not no water plants. they are not edible and will need a truck, so if someone wants those (all 6) I can find pictures and that would need to be coordinated.

Oladon are you blackberry 'arches' variety? if so could use some more, they do not have runners, right?

Forgotten, can dig out rudebeckia goldstum (yellow black eye susan)

will have cone flower seeds different colors

I still don’t have much to bring as everything I have came from you all or is small yet but I swear I’m getting closer! Im looking for anything purple or pink and especially anything that would look great in rocks.

I am looking for purple asters, if available.

I should have quite a few Torch Lily/Red Hot Poker. I had a very large clump of it that really needed dividing. Dug up the whole thing (it was really a mass!) and separated it. I planted the divisions into pots a week or so ago, and cut back the foliage, so they are still recovering from all that trauma! Had plenty of roots on most, so they should be fine. They are the orange/yellow variety. Also have a couple of red poppies potted up, and will see if I can round up a couple more things.

I'm looking for shade to partial shade plants.

Mstywoods, I will probably have a couple more hostas if you are interested in shade tolerant plants.

Is anyone interested in cactus pads from a mostly-thornless opuntia? I got it from Kelly Grummons' Cold Hardy cactus business. I do not have the name. Here's a picture of it in bloom.

My mom also sent some plants for the swap:

Penstemon starts - not sure of variety

Malva sylvestris 'Zebrina'

Blue bellflower probably Campanula persicifolia

Three large clumps of pink yarrow

Thanks popmama. Hostas are always great! I have 2 varieties now - one variegated with purple flowers, and one larger green one with white flowers (don't know the names). If you have some other varieties, that would be super!

I love the bloom on that cactus - very pretty!! So looked up opuntia and see that's a Prickly Pear. Do you overwinter it inside? Or can it be potted in the ground in our zone?

This opuntia is hardy in our zone. I bought it from Cold Hardy Cactus which is Kelly Grummon's business (he used to run Timberline as well). It may like a south-facing area and no standing water.

However, I grow mine in a pot. In late Fall, I just shove the whole pot under my deck. It's been growing that way for probably 5 years. I really don't love cactus so I don't want it to get big. Keeping it in a pot keeps it confined to that space.

Congratulations Faith! Sorry to hear you won't make it.

Congratulations, Faith! Are you taking dibs? :)

llgarden, no idea what variety the thornless blackberries are. They're sweet and delicious, and if they get enough water they're almost grocery store size. They don't really send out traditional runners in the strawberry sense, but they will put down roots from the young canes that touch the ground.

Congrats Faith! So exciting :)

Oladon, that does sounds like arches variety I have

My updated list:

- two yellow columbine

- tall sedum (like Autumn joy but dark foliage)

- very tall heuchera, NOID

- one pink salvia (like May Night but pink)

- a few other sedums, recently propagated

- several Penstemon, NOID

- several Monarda 'Grand Parade'

- several Hostas, NOID

- several Malva Sylvestris 'Zebrina'

- one peach-leaf Bellflower

- several pink Yarrow

seeds: hollyhock, malva sylvestris, giant amaranth (annual here), still hoping for butterfly weed seeds but they are very green on the stalk still.

Hey Everyone. I can’t make the swap. I’m super bummed but work is sending me to Hawaii and we decided to go as a family and stay for the weekend. Rushing to get my irrigation in before I leave but it’ll be nice to get away for a few days as a family. Tomatoz1 I’ll drop off some of that garlic once it arrives.

I have a couple of red hot pokers to share as well. Does anyone want to try Fire Spinner cuttings? I have tons. I also have a double Siberian Iris that is either https://garden.org/plants/view/558431/Siberian-Iris-Iris-Blueberry-Brandy/ or very similar.

was looking for taller Monarda , mine are under 1 foot, short type, lowes find

cone flower seeds anyone? have several colors, white, yellow, orange, pale yellow, reds (are not ready), pink

pineberry anyone? aka pineaple strawbery

The monarda I have is taller than 1 foot. But not super tall: Monarda 'Grand Parade'

Oh, I'd like to try a pineberry!

The butterfly weed seed pods still look very green to me. But I will bring a few and you can try drying them to see if they work. If not, in a few weeks when they dry more on the plant, I will harvest and figure out a way to get them to people who want them.

popmama, I have pink butterfly weed seeds for the swap, but the orange ones are like yours - very green and not ready to harvest yet.

I will also be bringing some misc. pots, trays, etc.

If anyone coming does composting, I'd love to compare yours to mine to see if mine is more mulch then compost! I've always been a little unsure how far to expect it to break down. I put a small handful in a baggy in case someone gets this message in time and brings some of theirs.

gardenchloe, if you get this I'd love to try a Fire Spinner or two. I can't seem to keep any delosperma alive, even the beautiful Harlequins that I grew from seed this year. :(

She says she has some and will bring for you, Oladon.

Thanks everyone for a great swap. We are so excited to try new plants. For those who got one of our 3 raspberries they are Boyne Raspberries.

https://www.degroot-inc.com/product/raspberry-boyne/

what was the variety of the beets? skinny ones in the garden.

Another wonderful swap :) Thanks all for great plants, food, and socializing!!