Hi Brenda,
Do you have any Wisteria as rooted cuttings? Would also be interested in the White Ash, if they are seedlings. The seeds I saw on your list that I would be the most interested in, are any poppies you have in pinks, purples, blues, whites, especially the Flemish ones. I would also like to try Kiss me over the garden gate seeds. Please let me know what kind of trade you think we might be able to put together.
Thanks,
Lisa S.
--- In PlantSwap@yahoogroups.com, Brenda Chancellor <brendafromokla@...> wrote:
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> Hi Lisa S. I would like to have some of your raspberry plants and the two daylilies one is a pale yellow with a raspberry throat the other is soft pink/peach with a green throat. Please take a look at my trade list and let me know if you want to trade. Heres the link to my trade page. http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/brenda_c Thanks Brenda Chancellor
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> --- On Tue, 8/24/10, spokanevox <spokanevox@...> wrote:
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> From: spokanevox <spokanevox@...>
> Subject: [PlantSwap] Back after a long hiatus.
> To: PlantSwap@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, August 24, 2010, 11:46 AM
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> Hello everybody. I haven't done any trading for over a year,and was happy to see I'm still on the great trader list. Between the economy taking a nasty toll on my profession, and a couple of family emergencies, I had one too many things that needed my attention.
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> The good news is, my gardens are coming to fruition and those Raspberries several of you were hoping for, are out of control ;). If I don't divide them this Fall, I may have to open a fruit stand next Summer. I learned early on, to not promise more than I could deliver, no matter how badly I want to share with everybody who wants some, so this is what I am thinking: I figure I could do it one of two ways. Either ask for a reminder from those of you who wanted some canes before and send good sized trades, or alternitively, take a larger number of requests, and send a couple of nice canes each. They are prolific, and it shouldn't take long to be up to your neck in berries either way. I'm open to suggestions, if anybody has one I haven't thought of.
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> Also, is there anybody I need to close a trade with? I thought I had tidied up on my end, but things were hectic, and I want to make sure I didn't leave somebody with an empty hole in the ground, waiting for my end of a trade. If so, please send me an email, and I will head to the post office.
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> My apologies for the lengthy post, but hang in there, I'm about to get to the good stuff. I have way too many Strawberries, and if anybody is looking for plants, let me know what you have to trade. They are ever bearers and spread quickly. I also seem to have unintentionally started a couple of Avocado trees. At least, that's what they look like. In Winter, when there are several feet of snow, we have a tendency to avoid the trek to the compost bin, and toss an occasional pit right into the garden. If they are Avocados, they won't survive our Winter and I would rather trade them out, than let them freeze.
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> I have two different varieties of Daylillies that can be divided this year. One is a pale yellow, with a raspberry colored throat, and the other is soft pink/peach, with a green throat. I will trade one for one for other Daylilies in colors that I'm looking for. White, red, pink, etc, but no orange please. I have orange ones to trade, if anybody is looking. They stand out like a sore thumb, amidst the other colors in my garden.
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> I have a flat of Sweet Peas that got a late start. I don't think they have time to finish here, so if anybody who has at least another couple of months of warm weather wants to trade, let me know.
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> There are more, but this is lengthy and I will set aside time this week to update my list
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> Hope everyone is doing well, and enjoying their gardens!
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> Lisa S.
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