2013 SEED/PLANT/GARDENING SWAP

[Amyable]

Ok, found a pic of the mystery flower. This plant grows 4+ feet, likes full sun but grows in shade too. Practically indestructible. I got it from my best friend who is a landscaper but I can't remember what she called it.

 

[mlongworth]

Mine raspberries please looks like mine from last year arent doing any good

 

[mlongworth]

My offer

 

[mlongworth]

Ok ill try this again heres my offer

ok so heres the offer

You can mix and match if you like to 40 seeds

Sage

Tarragon

Lemon basil

Thyme

Cilantro

Oregano

Chinese giant sweet pepper

Tomato Red Cherry large

Sugar Peas mammoth melting

Conneticut Field pumpkin

Yellow Pear tomato (10 seed max)

French Breakfast radish

Touchon carrot

Anuenue head lettuce

Rainbow Mix swiss chard (10 seed max)

Hulless oats

Purslane

Snowball cauliflower (10 seed max)

2-3 Strawberry Starts (these wont be shipped until the 29th or 30th still have to get them uncovered and ready to go)

I can add perennial bulbs too but they wont ship til the 29-30th to wet right now.

Daffodils i have several colors they are mixed

Lillies i have yellow, orange and red mixed

Daylillies i have yellow, orange and red mixed

Pink surprise lillies

Hyacinth i have blue and white mixed

White narcissus

 

[Amyable]

Mine, double me up on daffodils please.

Offer:

Painted Pony bean

Mammoth Melting pea (edible flat pod)

Grandpa Ott's Morning Glory

Yucca plant (haven't grown it, got the seeds from a friend.)

Alma Paprika pepper

Hungarian Hot Wax pepper

Delikatesse cucumber

Lovage

Spaghetti Squash (10 seeds)

Striata de Italia zucchini (10 seeds)

(last 4 are seeds just received from Sand Hill Preservation Center)

2-3 roots of Raspberry, variety is called Nova

Clump of wild oregano (there is a patch the size of a Volkswagon in my woods)

Clump of a tall, yellow petaled, very hardy type of perennial flower (see pic, don't know the name, looks like wild sunflower)

 

[mlongworth]

Mine more raspberries please.

 

[mlongworth]

ok so heres the offer

You can mix and match if you like to 40 seeds

Sage

Tarragon

Lemon basil

Thyme

Cilantro

Oregano

Chinese giant sweet pepper

Tomato Red Cherry large

Sugar Peas mammoth melting

Conneticut Field pumpkin

Yellow Pear tomato (10 seed max)

French Breakfast radish

Touchon carrot

Anuenue head lettuce

Rainbow Mix swiss chard (10 seed max)

Hulless oats

Purslane

Snowball cauliflower (10 seed max)

2-3 Strawberry Starts (these wont be shipped until the 29th or 30th still have to get them uncovered and ready to go)

I can add perennial bulbs too but they wont ship til the 29-30th to wet right now.

Daffodils i have several colors they are mixed

Lillies i have yellow, orange and red mixed

Daylillies i have yellow, orange and red mixed

Pink surprise lillies

Hyacinth i have blue and white mixed

White narcissus

 

[mlongworth]

I also have a ton of iris not sure on the colors but there are a few.

 

[SilkieSensation]

OK, I let this sit here as long as I could stand.

MINE any assortment of irises & lillies (other than yellow & orange if possible)

OFFER:
PLANT SWAP section at bottom of my swap page https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/silkiesensation-swap-page

or

Peonies (a chunk, you divide it)

or

Lamium (also a chunk)

or

Vinca (a chunk here too)

 

[rbaker0345]

Mine: More peonies (great job packaging those and you are way too generous) Peonies (can I have a little less peonies and maybe throw in some lamium?).

Offer: Okay, things are really coming up well here, so I have to update my swap page. In addition to my swap page I have:

1. Spearmint (the kind you use for mint julep or mojito). This stuff doesn't take over like chocolate mint and it is appropriate to grow in sun or shade.


2. Jerusalem artichokes (these are in the sunflower family, they grow up to 10' tall and they spread by tuber, which is edible and tastes better than any potato I've ever eaten.)


3. Swamp sunflowers (another tall, sunflower-like plant that spreads by tuber, these can spread pretty quickly, so put them somewhere that you want them to fill up some space. As they're name suggests, they do well as a marginal in wet or shady areas.)

4. Cattails- for ponds or rain gardens
5. Painters Pallette- this is a part shade plant which had a calico foliage and spreads by seed.

6. Snowdrop bulbs- these come up in the spring and kind of look like lily of the valley with daffodil leaves


Here's the link to my swap page, I still have everything there available-
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/renees-member-page

P.S. I was away for a few days on an impromptu business trip, so I am getting everybody's swaps out tomorrow. Sorry for the delay, good to know things are moving smoothly without me.