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Posted: May/21/2009 1:09 PM PST
Plants and Cuttings I have to trade: *Note: We grow completely organic only. • -Tamarix 'Summer Glow' - cuttings • -Willows: CUTTINGS: Salix Mats.'Golden Curls'(brilliant golden yellow bark, orange/red stems, green curly leaves-stunning, S. 'Dragon Claws", 'Hakura Nishiki', S. purpurea nana (Dwarf Blue Arctic), S. pur. pendula (Weeping Blue/Purple Arctic), S. eleagnos (Rosemary willow), Hybrid hedge willow, S. pentandra (Bayleaf willow), Flame willow • -Giant Japanese Butterbur • -Russian Comfrey Bocking 14 • -St. John's Wort • -Wineberry • -Honeysuckle • -Lemon Balm • -Gooseneck Loosestrife • -Bamboo Phyllostachys "Golden Groove with Blue Nodes" hardy to zone 5 • -Grasses: • -Miscanthus: sinensis: • 'Goliath' • 'variegata', • Ravenna Grass • Little Blue Stem • Shrubs: • -Indian Currant Coral Berry (Symphoricarpos sp)\ • -Snowberry • -American Wild Plum (pollinates all other plums and produces very good fruit of its own) • -"Fiesta" forsythia - brilliant orange/red stems, golden foliage and golden flowers in spring. Breathtaking.- Cuttings only for now • Cacti/Succulents/Tropicals – variety. • -Aloe vera Jack-in-the-Pulpit, native variety, Prickly Pear Cactus – native, hardy variety, Motherwort, Dutchmen's Breeches, pink and white flowered, mosses - variety, Rattlesnake Master – Eryngium yuccifolium, Rattlesnake Fern, Toothwort, White Woodland Violet, Leopard’s Bane, New York Brittle Fern , Yellow Flag Iris, Trout lily: white with pale pink flowers and heavily purple mottled foliage Solomon's Seal, Variagated Solomon's Seal -Jewelweed: both species native to US: Yellow flowered and Orange flowered. Leaves are instant cure for poison ivy. This is an annual, so allow it to go to seed. It is not invasive. Sedums: tel. "Black Jack", "Angelina" , Autumn Joy, S. kamtschaticum, S. sexangulare, S. spurium, S. reflexum “Blue Spruce”, S. acre, S. amplexicaule, S. fulda glow, S. sieboldii, -Hens & chicks - variety -Peonies; too many to list -Mayapples, Purple Sessile Trillium -Purle foliaged clover, hardy to zone 5 ****Terrestrial Orchid, Aplectrum hyemale. Very rare. Native. Easy to care for. Will only trade a few to maintain the balance in my woodland habitat. and only for a really special trade. ****Terrestrial Orchid, Nodding Ladies Tresses - autumn trade only. -Gooseneck Loosestrife -Heirloom Daffodil, 1620, N. telemonius plenus. naturalizes well and each bulb mutates at will. All are very double; some are all yellow, some look like peonies on a bad hair day with white, green and yellow petals. -Heirloom Daffodil N. actaea. Orig. "Poets' Daffodil. -Bluebells, Virginia - Mertensis virginica -Gentain blue native fragrant woodland phlox. 18 in. tall. -Native red & yellow columbine - Aquilegia canadensis -Very Large Variety German bearded Iris -Lime Balm - yes LIME -Catnip Daylilies: species H. fulva, H. triple petaled, Autumn Red, Catherine Woodbury, Fairy Tale Pink, Joan Senior, Ruffled Apricot, Honey Redhead, Currant Red, Big Kiss, Miss Jessie, Open Hearth, Lady Neva, Orchid Corsage, Memphis Knight, Hostas: Spilt Milk, Sum & Substance, Blue Mammoth, Patriot, Dragon Tails, Hacksaw Chartreuse Wiggles, Mango Tango, Holy Mouse Ears, Frosted Mouse Ears Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Abiqua Drinking Gourd, H. lancifolia, H. fortunei albomarginata -Lg. variety ornamental grasses -French Shallot bulblets -Plume Poppy - Macleaya cordata -Lemon balm -Surprize Lily - Lycoris sqamigera var. ‘Tye-Dye’ -Giant Butterbur - Petasites japonica var. 'Gigantia' -Garlic Mustard aka Jack by the Hedge - Alliaria sp. -Roses: Here's the list of roses available as either plants or cuttings: PLANTS: Species or wild roses: R.x hibernica - Wild Irish Rose R. woodsii - grows in shade; brilliant red stems R. rugosa typica - highly scented; thrives on neglect; purplish red flowers all season. Very large edible hips. R. rugosa alba - white flowered version of the above. R. davidii- large flask-shaped hips; loves neglect R. pomifera (alpine rose)-from Alps & W.Europe; flask-shaped hips R. foliolosa - US native; purple blooms; cherry red large hips; fern-like foliage. R. nitida - N.Amer. native; bright red fall foliage; 2-3 feet tall. Others: Ballerina Sir Thomas Lipton Rosarie de L'Hay Hansa Therese Bugnet Cuttings: Narrow Water - Noisette hardy to zone 6. From N. Ireland, my country of origin. Scot's Briar - R. spinosissima Stanwell Perpetual The Gift Zepherine Druhin - Bourbon; thornless climber; blooms all season. Veilchenblau - The Blue Curtain in German; Rambler/Climber. Truly purple blooms. R. xanthina - blue/green fern-like foliage; Canary yellow flowers Blanc Double de Coubert- Rugosa; very double white; highly scented R. alba semi-plena - White Rose of York - hardy to zone 4 or less. Used for making attar of roses & rose absolute. R. damscena officinalis - Apothecary or Red Rose of Lancaster - known in Roman Empire. Kazanlik - Used for making attar of roses & rose absolute. Ancient rose. Commandante Beaurepaire - heirloom; purple/red/cream striped blooms R. mulliganii- white-flowered species climber; very tough but never invasive. Very rarely ever seen in commerce. Moonlight - Hybrid Musk; constant bloom; can take some shade R. acicularis - one of the few roses to thrive within the arctic circle. Dorothy Perkins - Pink rambler; heirloom R. pendulina (aka R. pomifera) R. eglanteria - apple-scented foliaged Eglantine rose of Shakespeare Carefree Delight R. glauca - grown more for its gorgeous dark bluish foliage and red/purple stems. Many more plants; too many to list; just ask! I also have over 300 plants from which I can trade cuttings, such as: Arctic Kiwi male, Viburnum opulus var. rosea, Red twig dogwood, 15 or so different varieties of Elderberry and more. I am looking for: Cannas: Stuttgart, Phaison, Striped Beauty, species; any others Sedum roseum aka Rhodiola rosa - will make a trade for this very worth your time!!! -Thalia sp, -fragrant Amer. Water Lily -Species Lotus' and Water Lilies, especially minis - must be hardy -Clubmoss -Trillium grandiflorum -Azolla -Bananas; any variety -Kaffir Lime -Water lettuce -other trilliums -Dahlias: purples, cactus forms, tempt me. -Agapanthus, any blue variety -Bald Cypress seedlings -Wild blueberries -Wild strawberries -Wintergreen -Wild ginger, European - Asarum europeum and any others -Grecian Foxglove - Digitalis lanata -water hyacinth -BULBS! Tempt me! -Crinums -Hardy water plants: scouring rush, Pickerel weed -Bog Plants -Woodland plants -Lavenders- ANY! -Rosemary - any form; upright or prostrate -Lady's Slipper Orchids -Thymes -Species roses, such as: Rosa carolina, R. palustris, R. arkansana, R. californica, R. primula, R. virginica, R. ecae, R. moyesii, R. canina Other roses: The Fairy, Little White Pet, Lavander Pinocchio, Cafe Ole, Basye's Purple, miniatures, purples, multicolors for hobby hybridizing • Crinums, any • Coltsfoot • Yellow-flowering Comfrey • Mosses, Clubmoss(ground pine) • Ferns • Daylilies: tempt me • Elephant Ears: Alocasia, colocasias, uprights • Red Hot Poker • Dogtooth Violet - Yellow flowered • Hostas: tempt me! • Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon' • Aristolochias • Sweet Potato vines- both edible and ornamental (especially Tri-colour) • Yellow-flowered Trumpet Vine • Buddha's Hand Citrus • Arundo donax 'Variegata' • Hollies -male & female • American Holly - Ilex opaca -Verbena 'Homestead Purple' -Any Japanese maples -Large Ferns: Ostrich, Cinnamon, maidenhair, etc. -Diablo Ninebark -Beautyberry bush -Any miniature evergreens |
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Posted: May/21/2009 2:31 PM PST
OH PLEASE...I would love to have... St. John's Wort Bamboo Phyllostachys "Golden Groove with Blue Nodes" hardy to zone 5 Indian Currant Coral Berry "Fiesta" forsythia - brilliant orange/red stems, golden foliage and golden flowers in spring. Breathtaking.- Cuttings only for now S. reflexum “Blue Spruce" any Hosta's I have any of this to offer...(all in plants) Variegated Sedge Coral Bell Siberian Iris Zebra Grass Red/Yellow Columbine Periwinkle Sedums Alpine Strawberry Yellow Loosestrife Variegated Porcelain Berry Vine Yucca Dames Rocket (white, pink and purple) White Bush Honeysuckle Pink Bush Honeysuckle wild wood violet with yellow blooms (not the trout lily ones though) |
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Posted: May/21/2009 3:29 PM PST
Do you happen to have the yellow primrose lilac or the Josee lilac? I would love to have some catnip for my kitties. RR |
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Posted: May/21/2009 4:35 PM PST
Hi, I would love to get some of your bamboo! Here is a list of what I have to trade! Golden clumping bamboo, raspberry, strawberry, hardy kiwi cutting, purple and white grape cuttings, blackberry, wisteria, lots of tomatos, and vegies Zinnia purple prince, zinnia giant cactus, zinnia green envy, sweet basil, straight neck squash, marigold pettie yellow and orange, amaranthus, aster crego mix, clarkes heavenly morning glory, gates morning glory, hardy kiwi cutting, blackberry cutting, raspberry cutting, english blue bells, grape hyacinth, red grape cutting, green grape cutting, hollyhock, giant of cali. Zinnia, fever few, cleome, purple liatris, jerusalem cherry, angel of peru, oregon wild flower mix, blue clematis, white clematis, blue columbine, red gerber daisy, purple ice plant, trumpet vine, 2 tone cosmo, white daisy, alaska shasta daisy, moon and stars water melon, black egg plant, black beauty egg, plant,cherry tomato, tender green beans, cabaua pepper, ice box watermelon, california wonder pepper, giant salad radish, sicilian purple cauliflower, snowball cauliflower, grand rapids lettuce, straight eight cucumber, giant pumpkin, charleston grey watermelon, cherry bomb peppers, jalapeno peppers, flat leaf parsely, acorn squash, super datil peppers, cucuzzi squash, italian basil, peach habanero pepper, Cantaloupe, fennel, rutgers tomato, white lisbon onion, morning glory mix, french dwarf morning glory, pickling cucumbers, large cherry tomato, giant princess aster, crackerjack marigold, red marigold, sunflower mix, zinniz summer cutting mix, sea shell cosmo, fragarant mix, shade mix, yellow cone flower, veronica, velvet leaf pie maker, corn flower, mountain bluet, lavatera, sweet willaims, sweet pea mix, monkey puzzle tree, red hot poker,pink baby impatiant, conneticut field pumpkin, contender green bean, spaghetti squash, red okra, okra, triomphe de farcy bean, bhut joloia pepper, ice cream watermelon, peter pepper, jack o lantern pumpkin, sweet banana pepper have a few more not listed so just ask if you want something specific. |
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Posted: May/21/2009 5:14 PM PST
Redwillow, I am interested in your bamboo Phylloatachys 'Golden Groove w/Blue nodes' All I have that is on your want list is seeds for Lotus Nelumbo 'Giant Sunburst' John Attachments:  |
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Posted: May/22/2009 12:29 AM PST
Hi RiverRock! I'm sorry, I don't have either of those lilacs, unfortunately. I've had the primrose one on my wishlist for several years! I do have a repeat flowering little-leaf lilac, Syringa microphylla. It blooms later than the common lilacs, MUCH more profusely, and blooms off and on until autumn. I have lots of organic catnip and my five best friends of feline persuasion and I are happy to share it! You must definitely have some plants of it.  To get more plants to harvest for drying for winter, just let a few of the plants go to seed. Here in zone 6, they reseed politely, not invasively, and with more plants, I can indulge the kitties in the flowers - they go crazy over them!I look forward to hearing from you! redwillow |
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Posted: May/22/2009 12:44 AM PST
Hi Busterb! I have a large grove of the bamboo, so you're welcome to plenty. I hate to sound thick, but are most of the items you listed seeds? Could you clarify for me which are plants, cuttings and seeds, please? I just don't want to make assumptions and thought it easier to ask. You've got a great list of veggies. I'd love some of your seeds for my farmer's market stall next year. How hardy is your yellow clumping bamboo? I'm in zone 6 with some seriously protected microclimates. Could you describe its growth habits (how tall, how thick the culms get, etc.) for me, or if it's easier, just let me know the genus and species, and I'll look it up. It sounds lovely! Let's keep in touch, redwillow |
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Posted: May/22/2009 1:01 AM PST
Hello John! I'm familiar with "Perry's Giant Sunburst" and would love seeds from it. You're quite welcome to a box of bamboo - I have far more than I need. Let's work out the details of the trade when you're able...I look forward to hearing from you! redwillow |
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Posted: May/22/2009 6:07 AM PST
Wow, John, that is a gorgeous bloom! Wish I knew what the heck most of those plants were! |
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Posted: May/22/2009 9:15 AM PST
I have spent the most of the morning googling all your plants. busterb, I would love to trade for your monkey puzzle tree. Redwillow, I am sending you a PM. Here is a list of what I have in seeds. Cleome (pink/whit) Hyacinth vine (purple) Moonflower Vine Datura (white) Datura (purple) Star of Yeltze Morning Glory Pale Blue Morning Glory Lotus (yellow) Lantana Papaya Eastern Red Bud Mimosa. Thanks, John |
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