Suzanne have list

Valerian marys
Rudbeckia (2 types, do not know the name, one is similar to Rudbeckia Triloba and the other is bushy, blooms late July-frost on king stems good for cutting)
Toad lily (2 types--do not know the name)
Evening Primrose. martharose
Sundrops martharose
Mountain Mint (this one spreads--I would recommend putting it in a pot; beautiful and very popular with a variety of insects) martharose
Lenten Rose (could be rose color or white)
Columbine, wild. Ronnieplain
Lily of the Valley, pink. leigh
Amaranth seedlings
Variegated Solomon Seal
Dogwood seedling ( not sure if pink or white)

Royal Catchfly (Silene regia) is a bit awkward when not flowering, but do not let that fool you. Hummingbirds and swallowtail butterflies flock to this species and a stand of Royal Catchfly can turn the eye from a great distance away. When Silene regia is a mature plant it grows up to 4' in height in very well-drained soil, but can grow in sandy soil and gravel as well. I have 2 or 3 seedlings to share. Kim none left

Added April 30

Bee balm, dark pink. Amy
Purple Columbine, one

Japanese Painted Fern marys
Bee balm red marys

Added 5/6
Speedwell, purple
Bronze fennel
Oregano
Datura, white Frances
Golden oregano



Edited 9 time(s). Last edit at 05/09/2019 02:51PM by Suzanne.

Hey Suzanne,

For my geranium and jack in the pulpit, I will trade for your Lily of the Valley, pink.

Thanks, Leigh

Thanks, Leigh. I’ll bring lily of the valley for you.

yeah - I'd love your toadlilies. I don't need to know the names - I think they are beautiful! LOL

-Traci

Traci—I’ll bring you some toad lilies.

Suzanne

Wild columbine for the coneflowers would be great, Suzanne! Thank you!

Suzanne,
Would you be willing to trade anything I have for your Lenten rose?
Thanks,
Mary

Hi Suzanne.
I’m interested in the dark pink bee balm as a swap for the poppy s
Thanks
Amy Haun

Hey, Suzanne.

I got your message about the "Hot Lips" salvia. I was able to dig a second one and will put you down for it. In exchange, I'd like to trade for the "Royal Catchfly".

Thanks,
Kim

Suzanne - I am so sorry I am going to have to cancel on the peony for datura. I am just not going to be able to dig as I had hoped. Again .... I am very sorry.