Who is looking for native plants???

If you are looking for native woodlands..let me know...I might be able to help!! What are you looking for???
deb

Any and all kinds that will grow in my zone 6a that are not invasive.

I am looking for AGrimony....any info and ideas would help...

morrigan...what species?

I am looking for everything what do you have your way.I would like to find -white dog tooth,yellow lady slipper,cohosh,and bloodroot,and elderberry,and more greendragon,jack in the pulpit,wild ginger,dutchman breeches,shooting star,mayapple sol seal,self heal.trillium

This message was edited Apr 23, 2009 6:38 PM

I have these from your list for sure:
bloodroot
green dragon
jack in the pulpit
wild ginger
dutchman breeches..maybe
shooting star...pretty sure
mayapple
sol seal
self heal
trillium.. pretty sure

what things are you looking for?

Hi Deb,

If you're just looking for good homes for some misplaced natives, I'd be happy to make a home for any of those in my woodland area. About the only thing I have to trade is Garlic Mustard (kidding).. Honestly, I'm still trying to get my plants to spread but I could separate out some Jacobs Cline Monarda, some hostas, lots of vinca minor and lirope. Let me know, I'll happily pay shipping

Josh

I have a trade list on here

Really old irises and newer irises, too

I have a cpl irises,but not many just starting out

Hey - I don't know the botanical name, Agrimony is the common name....I will try to find the Latin for you....

Okay, the American vareity of agrimony is Agrimonia gryposepale. The European species is A. eupatoria. Thnks!

I need to quit most of my trading for the summer (starting the 15th of this month)as I have to leave occasionally to mow at the new house we built to retire to. 7 hrs away. I will also be beginning to landscape there. I don't want hubby to worry about plants that come in when he is home alone. Besides...he waters iris rhizomes...at least he tries!! Spring plants will be gone by then.
The only plants I will be trading are ones for what I need on my want list.
Thank!!
debbie

I'm looking for Asclepias Variegata seeds but can't find a source for them. I have one plant, but am not sure it will even bloom this year. I'd like to have a grouping of these.