Evening,

Here is an initial list of what I should have available to share. All are seedlings at various stages of growth.

3 - Florence fennel
1 - St. John's Wort (hypericum perforatum)
2 - Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry
1 - Thai purple basil
2 - Genovese basil
6 - Craspedia (pycnosorus globosus)
2 - Rose Mint Agastache (agastache pallidiflora)
1 - Wild Bergamot (monarda fistulosa)
5 - Spotted Bee Balm (monarda punctata)
3 - Crackerjack African Marigold
8 - Flowering Carrot (daucus carota)

@ Hazelcrestmikeb

Your Hens And Chicks look awesome! I'm so glad they can handle regular garden soil! I would definitely like some, please, if you have any left.

@S_Evans

If you have some left, may I have:
- Rose Mint Agastache (agastache pallidiflora) <-- if it isn't aggressive and if it can survive our winters
- Wild Bergamot (monarda fistulosa)
- Spotted Bee Balm (monarda punctata)

Thank you!

@VerdantApt

Absolutely! All three of those should be perennial in our zone. However, I haven't grown them before so I can't speak to how aggressive they are.

@S_Evans

Ok. I would still like Rose Mint Agastache (Agastache pallidiflora), please, since it's native to the US.

S_Evans,
May I have Thai purple basil and Genovese basil, please?
Thank you.

@Hazelcrestmikeb
I would love some of your Hens & Chicks, please.

No problem with the chicks

@VerdantApt - Yes to agastache!
@pitimpinai - Yes to basil!

S_Evans, may I have basil please?

@Jasmine - Absolutely!

S_Evans,
Could you please bring, St. John's Wort (hypericum perforatum), Wild Bergamot (monarda fistulosa)
and Spotted Bee Balm (monarda punctata) for Ellen (oerickson), the swap's organizer?

I would also like to try Craspedia (pycnosorus globosus) as well.

Thank you.

I thought it was funny.




I will post what I have later.

S_Evans, may I have Wild Bergamot (monarda fistulosa), Craspedia if you have any extra please? Thank you for the basil.

@pitimpinai and @Jasmine - yes, I will bring the monarda and craspedia. I'm planning to bring everything I have even if someone hasn't claimed it.

@VerdantApt - I am 15 min north of Evanston and I grow my veg/fruit in raised beds or pots. Not because of soil concerns, I have dogs that like to eat soil and plants and will eat my tomatoes right off the vine if they were able to reach them. If I were to ever grow in-ground I would probably use a basic soil test that you can order online or pick up at a nursery.

HELLO, everyone! So excited to get going again! I'll get my "give away" list going soon. As always, I do have lots of Common Milkweed seeds to share and also Tropical Milkweed. AS many of you know I'm raising Swallowtails & Monarchs and now an adding Mason Bees. I'm so happy to be able to do these things for my little friends! See you all soon, PEACE OUT, SuzyinSkokie

I have clumps of common orange daylily (edible petals) to offer, and just-as-common purple violets.
Blue morning glory seeds
Kilbourn Organic Garden - poblano pepper seeds

So far I know I have:
Pink Bouncing Betts
Possibly jump seed (Persicaria virginiana) this does great in the shade
Ajuga

If you can send me a tree email so I don't miss your request

@crtvdsn

I sent you a TreeMail requesting Red Monarda, if it's still available. Thank you!