Thanks, and YES THEY ARE exciting!

Tradewise, I'm still looking for someone who has 6-12 semps that stay non-green all year.....

Those "More Honey" chicks are now in my list of things I could send in return.

crittergarden said:Thanks, and YES THEY ARE exciting!

Tradewise, I'm still looking for someone who has 6-12 semps that stay non-green all year.....

Those "More Honey" chicks are now in my list of things I could send in return.

I have plenty of S. 'glaucum minor' that stays a lavender color year 'round.

It has lovely soft color tones. One of my favorites. Hen and Chicks (Sempervivum 'Glauca Minor')

It has lovely soft color tones. One of my favorites. Hen and Chicks (Sempervivum 'Glauca Minor')

Critter, have you bought tickets yet for the raffle that is not a raffle?

Would love to trade, only you sent me mine, thus you already have any I could send.

I'll have some to send you Faye!

Hi Folks: I am new to semps and just finding my way back here. I do not have semps to trade but have many perennials to trade. Wanting to get started with semps. Have a few I recieved today from a trade from another gardener, but want more to share with my two children. I now have 10 kinds. Would love more, so if anyone still has some so my family can learn about these cute plants, drop me a line. I am in zone 5a. If you want to know what perennials I have to trade just ask. I will be glad to trade with several of you for any semps. Perhaps next year I will be able to have a list that I am looking for and will have some to offer to trade semps for semps. Somone told me there are thousands of different ones, so I am wide open for anything. Just tree-mail me. Thank you, I know I am late joining in. Have peonies, hostas, iris, woodland, shade and sun plants to trade.

Doglover, Would you be able to post a list here of the names of the semps you have?

Introduction--

Hello Everyone!!!

I'm Kim and from the DC area zone 6b; and new to the forum and to semps. I just started collecting semps this spring and hope to swap in the near future. Meanwhile, I'd love to receive more semps through trades with my other plants if anyone interested. Please be patient with me while I learn to navigate this site and to post.

Thanks for all your info and photos posted as I enjoyed going through them.

Kim

Welcome Kim!

Welcome Kim, glad to hve you here!!

Hi Kim and a big welcome.

Kim!

I'm spending a huge amount of time getting my stuff into the brand new lists feature that Dave put up. It'll make creating trading lists, and viewing others lists much easier.
Mine isn't done yet.
http://garden.org/lists/

How to make a list:
http://garden.org/lists/manage...

I think it's still somewhat beta, but very usable right now.

Thank you Tabby for posting the links. This is an amazing tool Dave has given to all of us.

Hi Kim!!! Welcome!! I'm fairly new here too and everyone here is awesome!!!

Thank you so much for the warm welcomes!!!

I hope to get organize with my lists of plants available for trade for other semps I don't have and have/want of semps. It may take a while as I am enjoying being in the garden and monitoring my semps.

I'm happy to have found this forum thanks to Kate. Also, I'm glad to know that I'm not alone with this addiction (collecting sempervivum).

Kim

We have a wonderful support group here to help you with your addiction Kim.

Kate is awesome, so glad she was able to send you our way.

Lynn, I markers didn't fade from last year!! And they grew too!!! I have some extra hosta in pots and hardy hibiscus if anyone is interested too.

Happy Mother's Day!!!

Here is the list of plants available for trade as my Sempervivum collection is still too young for trade. My haves and wants http://cubits.org/sedumandsemp...

Ready now:
Artemisia Powis Castle
Artemisia Silvermound
Begonia Angel Wing
Begonia Thurstonii
Butterfly Bush
Coleus mix seedlings
Columbine seedlings
Creeping Phlox Candy Stripe or Pink
Delosperma Cooperi
Delosperma Osberg White
Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow cuttings
Euphorbia Kilimanjaro seedlings
Euphorbia Martinii cuttings
Evening Primrose
Flowering Quince Cameo
Hairy Toad Lily
Hellebore
Hosta Variegated
Jasmine Arabian Tea
Lamb's Ear
Lysimachia Fire Cracker
Mum
Orchids (cymbidium, oncidium, and phalaenopsis)
Oyster Plant
Pomegranate Dwarf
Potentilla Gold Drop
Potentilla Monarchs Velvet
Salvia Wild Thing
Sedum Fuldaglut
Sedum Ogon
Sedum Tricolor
Snow in Summer
Toad Lily
Wandering Jew

Ready in late summer:
Bearded Iris (variety of lavender and purple)
Caryopteris Dark Knight
Daylily Happy Returms and Stella D'oro
Ninebark Coppertina
Spirea Goldmound
Spirea Little Princess
Spirea Magic Carpet
Star of Jerusalem

Thanks for looking.
Kim