Photos from Seed Swap January 23rd in Mount Bethel PA

Very creative, Pixy. And the winners are???

The winner was mauryhill farm. Very creative and when you read her description of her hat you will know why. she is a teacher. I'd love to be in her class.
Yep, I suggested pixy post this pic here. I love it when other regions share what goes on 'behind closed doors'. hee-hee.

Thanks for the post. That is "too" funny. I will be over to read all about the swap. Jan thanks to you and Pixydish for posting the pic. You are right I like to visit other Regional threads from time to time. Holly

Those are great!

I still haven't mailed out everyone's seeds, but will shortly. I just have to get everyone's "real" names and addresses on the envelops. My computer crashed last week, and I am just getting back online. It is one thing after another for me, lately.

GQ, Don't worry about mailing mine. I will have enough to plant for this year. Bring them along to the plant swap and I'll plant them next year!!

sorry to hear about the computer troubles GQ.. it is always a pain

Well Stormy your marmaduke doesn't look pretty but seems these two pieces rooted

I didn't tug on these yet.. but still hopeful

Terri one of your jasmine pieces look good.. and one not so much

Good Luck Onewish, I just tossed mine yesterday they were complete toast. If yours are still looking that good you have a chance. I thought mine were going to take they looked so good going in.

I kind of figured the cut leaves .... would be gonners by now if they weren't rooting.. so maybe I will have one to share.. time will tell

The Jasmine is looking good. One has a flower bud on it and the other one seems to get wilty and than seems fine, it is still iffy.

well that's good.. still hopeful is ok with me!!

My Marmadukes are in water with a tent around them , I need to check if there are roots.

cool Jen!

Holly, I can give you some more. That plant is doing very well and has now bloomed for the first time. It has white flowers. Glad they are working out for you, Allison. You have the magic touch!

I have been using that liquid root hormone I bought in a co-op a while back.. I think that is the key... it's concentrated ... and the mix is only good for 10 hours.... so I usually try and do a bunch of cuttings when I mix it up

I have some, but often forget to use it.

We can scalp the Jasmine again in June!!. It will be fun to walk around the beds and clip lots of cuttings. Seems that this is the perfect time of the year for it.

The choices would be sand cherry, smoke bush, variegated weigela, lilac josee (reblooming), wisteria, weeping snow fountain cherry, kousa dogwood, weeping white pine, pygmy brugundy barberry, blue star juniper, old gold juniper, amethyst beauty berry, caryopteris, hydrangea limelight and endless summer, crabapple centurian red, purple plum, different rose of sharons, roses, russian sage, helmuts pilar, crape myrtles, golden weeping willow, weeping pussy willow, kwanzan cherry, st johns wort, hosta, different ground covers, and perennials that might now be old enough to split.

Sounds wonderful, Roses.