diana_lynn's GardenWeb Exchange Page
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Seeds I have to trade:
- All seed was collected from my garden except those marked with "T," which are extras from generous traders. A few packs are left over from spring’s sowing. They are clearly marked "leftover" and are included here just in case anyone’s feeling lucky!
- FLOWERS AND ORNAMENTALS
- African daisy (dimorphotheca, osteospermum or arctotis--not sure which) - yellow
- Aster (callistephus chinensis) - pink/white mix - T, leftover
- Bachelor’s buttons (centaurea cyanus) - mixed
- Balloon flower (platycodon grandiflorus) - white - T, leftover
- Black-eyed susan (rudbeckia hirta) - annual
- Black-eyed susan (rudbeckia hirta) - perennial
- China pinks (dianthus chinensis) - pink w/dark pink centers
- Coneflower (echinacea) - purple
- Evening primrose (oenothera biennis) - tall variety, 4-6 ft. high - T
- Golden aster (chrysopsis) - yellow - from neighbor’s garden; 90% certain this is chrysopsis
- Hardy hibiscus - fuschia, cannabis leaved
- Hollyhock (alcea rosea) - pale pink
- Hosta "Plantaginea"
- Indian Blanket (gaillardia pulchella) - unknown variety, red w/yellow tips, 2-2.5’H
- Lamb’s ears (stachys byzantina)
- Larkspur (consolida) - purple (T), pink, blue, or mix of blue w/some pink and white
- Love-in-a-mist (nigella) - mixed white and pale blue
- Mallow (malva nicaeensis) - dwarf variety, 2 ft. high
- Marigold (tagetes) - unknown variety, yellow - T
- Mexican hat (ratibida) "Unusual" - yellow with reddish-maroon splotch at base of petals
- Mexican sunflower (tithonia) - deep orange
- Mock orange (philadelphia lewisii) - T
- Phlox (phlox paniculata) - pale pink
- Poppy (papaver) - annual type; almost a salmon pink, some ruffled, some single petalled
- Poppy (papaver) - mix of unknown types/colors - T
- Pot marigold (calendula) - mixed colors
- Safflower (carthamus tinctorius) - T
- Shasta daisy (chrysanthemum maximum) "Alaska"
- Shasta daisy (chrysanthemum maximum) "Silver Princess"
- Sweet William (dianthus barbatus) - unknown color - T
- Tickseed (coreopsis) - unknown type labeled "small coreopsis", 1 small trade - T
- Tickseed (coreopsis) - unknown type labeled "yellow coreopsis," 1 small trade - T
- Zinnia "Orange Profusion" - dwarf type, single petalled flowers
- Zinnia - mix of unknown types/colors - T, leftover
- Zinnia - tall variety, shades of pink - T, leftover
- Zinnia - dwarf yellow
- EDIBLES
- Anise (pimpinella anisum) - T
- Basil (ocimum basillicum)
- Cinnamon Basil - T, leftover
- Chives (allium purpurascens)
- Purple sage (salvia) - T, leftover
- Hot pepper (capsicum annuum) - "Thai Red" - T
Seeds I am looking for:
- ***** NEW --- ADDED 2/7/09 ******
- Cipollini onions
- Any pearl or very small onion
- ******ADDED 1/29/09****
- Italian flat-leaf parsley
- Bleeding heart, white (dicentra spectabilis "Alba"
- Fringed bleeding heat, white (dicentra eximia "Alba")
- Wake Robin (trillim) - any but particularly trillium sessile
- Toad lily (tricyrtix hirta)
- Siberian bugloss/False forget-me-not (brunnera macrophylla)
- Foamflower (tiarella)
- Jack in the pulpit (arisaema)
- Lily of the Valley, striped-leaved (convallaria majalis "Albostriata)
- Foxglove (digitalis)
- Jacob's ladder (polemonium)
- Bloodroot (sanguinaria canadensis)
- Paris (paris)
- ***ORIGINAL LIST - STILL WANT THESE***
- VEGGIES:
- I'd particularly like varieties that are drought tolerant, save space (like climbers or dwarf varieties), or can tolerate some shade. If you have any suggestions, I'd be interested!
- BEANS:
- Blue Lake FM-1
- McCaslan Pole
- Romano (Italian Pole)
- Any stringless climber
- BRUSSEL SPROUTS:
- Any type
- CARROTS:
- Early Chantenay, Red-Cored
- Any other type that tolerates some clay
- CAULIFLOWER:
- Snow Crown Hybrid
- CUCUMBERS:
- Spacemaster Bush
- Marketer
- Poinsett 76
- Open to suggestions (eating cukes, not pickling)
- LETTUCES:
- Corn Salad (Fetticus)
- Upland Cress
- Black-Seeded Simpson
- Simpson Elite
- Prizehead
- Red Salad Bowl
- Oak Leaf
- Buttercrunch (Butter King)
- Green Ice Lettuce
- Any heat-tolerant or slow-bolting type
- LIMA BEANS:
- King of the Garden Pole
- Large Speckled (Christmas Pole) Lima
- Florida Speckled Butter Pole Lima
- Any easy-shelling climber
- PEAS:
- Icebreaker
- Little Marvel
- Green Arrow
- Wando
- Eclipse
- Any easy-shelling, high-yielding or heat tolerant varieties
- PEPPERS:
- Golden Summer Hybrid
- Jupiter
- Red Beauty Hybrid
- Any yellow or orange type
- Any suggestions
- RADISHES:
- French Breakfast
- Cherry Belle
- Red Meat
- Any that tolerate clayey soil
- SPINACH:
- Bloomsdale Long Standing
- Tyee Hybrid
- New Zealand Tetragonia
- Any short-season or heat-tolerant variety
- SQUASH:
- Carnival Hybrid Winter Squash
- Any yellow, zucchini, or pattypan squash (seeking space-savers or varieties w/extra high yield so I can grow fewer plants and save space that way)
- SUGAR SNAP & SNOW PEAS:
- Sugar Star (snap)
- Sugar Sprint (snap)
- Any stringless variety
- TOMATOES:
- Roma
- Yellow Pear
- Bush Goliath VFN
- Cluster Goliath
- Any currant tomato (they do well in part shade)
- Any determinate-type cherry tomato
- Any bush-type tomato
- HERBS:
- Catnip (nepeta)
- Parsley
- FLOWERS:
- Goldenstar (chrysogonum virginianum)
- Lisianthus/Prairie gentian (eustoma grandiflorum) - pink, double petalled variety
- Lupine (lupinus polyphyllus) "Russell" - white
- Winter aconite (eranthis hyemalis or eranthis cilicica)
- Cranesbill geranium (geranium pusillum)
- Coral bells (heuchera)
Plants I have to trade:
- I don't really ship plants any more, but if you're in the Baltimore area, drop me an e-mail and I'll let you know what I have.
Plants I am looking for:
- Hostas
- Ferns
- Winter aconite (eranthis hyemalis or cilicica) - bulbs
- Coral bells (heuchera)
- Cranesbill geranium (geranium pusillum)