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Re: Leigh's Have List - 7 days ago
Steve S Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello Leigh! > > Can I have a start of your Stevia? > > I do not have my list together just yet, but > should have some native stuff among other things. > > Thank you! > Steve Sounds great. I’ll have stevia for you.by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2024 Have
Re: Which Shelter? (edited 3/9/24) - 6 weeks ago
Thanks, Brandon for clarifying Shelter #1by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2024 Discussion
Which Shelter? - 7 weeks ago
Brandon, Which shelter will we be swapping at? I assume the big one near the center/ west. Thanks for arranging this. Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2024 Discussion
Leigh's Want List - 7 weeks ago
I am looking for native plants and pollinator friendly plants. I am specifically looking for shade plants for a new church garden. I want any compostable materials like leaves, newspaper, and ash. Please look at my have list for trades. See you at our new location for the swap. Thanks, Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2024 Want
Leigh's Have List - 7 weeks ago
I look forward to seeing everyone at the new location. Galium Odoratum, Sweet Woodruff. A medicinal plant and perennial ground cover with white flower that bloom in mid-spring. The perennial prefers shade and will go dormant in the heat of the summer. – Marjoram. An herb, which is good ground cover, is a milder cousin to oregano. I love using this variety when cooking with chicken and mushby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2024 Have
Leigh's Want List - 7 months ago
I am looking for shade perennials, native pollinator plants, leaves, newspaper, ash. Thanks, Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Fall 2023 Want
Leigh's Have List - 7 months ago
I am starting divide perennials and will add more soon. Rudbeckia hirta, Black-eyed Susan with long yellow petals and black centers. This perennial wildflower is native to North America and beyond. Grows 24-30 inches high, slowly spreading to at least 2- 3 feet wide. Adaptable to a wide range of soil types and is fairly drought tolerant. Requires is a quick trimming of the dead flower stalks dby cheeklc_2000 - Fall 2023 Have
Re: Mary’s Have List - 12 months ago
I would love to trade for your red coneflower. and newspaper. Thanks, Leigh MaryS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leigh, > I would like to get 2 of the sedums. The Angelina > a and the lemon ball. Check my list and let me > know if you see something you want for trade. I > have some newspapers for youby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2023 Have
Re: Leigh's Have List - 12 months ago
I would love to trade for your red coneflower. MaryS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leigh, > I would like to get 2 of the sedums. The Angelina > a and the lemon ball. Check my list and let me > know if you see something you want for trade. I > have some newspapers for youby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2023 Have
Leigh's Want List - 1 year ago
I am looking for butterfly weed, native bloomers, leaves, newspaper, compostable materials. I look forward to seeing you at the plant swap.by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2023 Want
Leigh's Have List - 1 year ago
Herbs: Achillea millefolium, Yarrow – white and pink varieties. These great spring/summer blooming perennials with a gray/green feathery foliage loves the sun. It can take some shade. The foliage lasts all winter. The white flowering plants are the most aggressive spreader. You need to cut back the dead blooms to keep it blooming all summer. Herb is used to stop the flow of blood from wounds (comby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2023 Have
Re: A Fantastic Swap! - 1 year ago
Yeah! I look forward to seeing you and Noel in the Spring.by cheeklc_2000 - Fall 2022 Results
Re: Oct. 4 Won't attend - 1 year ago
I hope you feel better soon.by cheeklc_2000 - Fall 2022 Discussion
Re: Leigh's Have List - KimC trade - 1 year ago
KimC, I would love to trade wood ash for Rubbeckia Triloba, Brown-eyed Susan. Leigh KimC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leigh: > > I've got some cured wood ash. Can I trade that > for Rudbeckia triloba? > > Thanks, > Kimby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Have
Re: Leigh's Want List - 1 year ago
Martha, I would love wood clipping. Leigh Martharose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a large pile of wood clippings from trees > cut down in February this year. > > I can scoop into a big box if you want. > > Let me know.by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Want
Re: Leigh's Have List - trade with Stephanie - 1 year ago
Stephanie, Egg cartons work. Leigh smnp14 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Leigh. Please check out my list when you get > the chance and let me know if you'd like to swap. > Plants I don't have that I'd potentially be > interested in from your list, as well as in order > of preference, include: marjoram, stevia, garlby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Have
Re: Leigh's Have List - trade with NWiles - 1 year ago
Nancy, I was nice to meet you and your girls. I hope you enjoy the plants. Leigh Nwiles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am interested in: > > Sedum, medium height. This green sedum is about > 18" tall and has a yellow flower in late spring, > > Egyptian Onions > > Lenten rose > > Jack in the pulpit >by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Have
Re: Leigh's Have List - 2 years ago
Frances Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey Leigh. Would you trade wood ash for a rosemary > and a milkweed? If so, how much would you like? France, I would love trade for wood ash (any amount that you wish to give). This spring, I made some new rosemary cutting that should make it. I did not like the look of my rosemary cutting from the fall. I dug upby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Have
Leigh's Want List - 2 years ago
I am interested in native bloomers, drought tolerant perennials, unique herbs, and small sedums. I would also swap for leaves, newspapers, ash, other carbons, or manure for my compost pile. I look forward to seeing you all at the swap.by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Want
Leigh's Have List - 2 years ago
Herbs: Achillea millefolium, Yarrow – white and pink varieties. These great spring/summer blooming perennials with a gray/green feathery foliage loves the sun. It can take some shade. The foliage lasts all winter. The white flowering plants are the most aggressive spreader. You need to cut back the dead blooms to keep it blooming all summer. Herb is used to stop the flow of blood from wounds (batby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2022 Have
Re: Date for Summer Swap? - 2 years ago
Brandon, I will miss seeing this weekend. Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Summer 2021 Discussion
Date for Summer Swap? - 2 years ago
Will we be having a Summer Plant Swap in addition to our Fall Swap? Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Summer 2021 Discussion
Re: First Timers - 2 years ago
Hello First Timer Stephanie, I have been attending the swap since May 2016. These swappers are great folks that love plants and sharing them. I am sorry we will not have a potluck. I hope you enjoy yourself. Please come and introduce yourself. Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Discussion
Re: Karin's Have List - Leigh's trade - 2 years ago
Karin, I am replying to your post on your wish list. I am interested in trading my Black cap canes, Milkweed, Butterfly weed, Brown eyed Susan, Black-eye Susan for a “Sweet Heat Hybrid” pepper and some mystery Bee Balm. Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Have
Re: Traci's Want List - 2 years ago
Traci, What is your friend need? Flowers, herbs, veggies Sun or Shade. Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Want
Re: Leigh's Want List-Pam 4/29 - 2 years ago
Ptp813 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leigh, > I also have a wild native Columbine if you want > one. > > Thank you, Pam Sounds good. Do you have any chocolate cherry tomato left? Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Want
Re: Potluck lunch - 3 years ago
No potluck. It is posted on the main page. I look forward to seeing you. Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Discussion
Re: Mary’s have list -Leigh, Calendula - 3 years ago
Mary, I trade my Black cap canes and pink and yellow yarrow for your Calendula. I have ready a gallon pot with 4-5 black cap canes and a gallon pot with 2 yellow and 2 pink yarrow plants. See you next week. Thanks, Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Have
Re: Karin's Wishlist - 3 years ago
KarinGrindall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leigh, > > I thought I read somewhere that you shouldn't put > blackberries by raspberries. Have you heard that? All the info seems to say they can be grown next to each other. https://homeguides.sfgate.com/can-red-raspberries-black-raspberries-grow-next-other-41711.html.by cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Want
Re: Leigh's Want List-Pam 4/29 - 3 years ago
Ptp813 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, > I have some newspapers and Italian oregano. Pam, I would to trade your newspaper and maybe a chocolate cherry tomato for my Stevia, Milkweed, and Sweet Woodruff. (I already have lots of oregano.) Thanks, Leighby cheeklc_2000 - Spring 2021 Want