Hi everyone: Here is my big list that I now own. I just got them one week ago. All 10 of them! They are all chicks, but hey, you have to start somewhere. I am now the proud mother of:
Blue Moon
Red Glor
Heigham Red
Director Jacobs
Crimson Velvet
Apple Blossom
Red Watermark
Neptune
Rubra Ray
Cherry Frost

Now I just have to learn all about growing them. I'm learning and listening to any suggestions. Willing to trade for more chicks but will need to trade for perennial plants. I am zone 5a. Thanks folks. Marsha

Update:

Aphrodite
Cherry Frost *
Comollii
Dallas
Fame Montrose
Flintstones
Gay Jester
Graceum
Hookeri
Irazou
Lime Frost
Lemon Babies
Michael's Golden
Pink Cloud
Raspberry Ice
Rauhreif
Rouge
Saga
Silver Angel
Strawberry fields *
Velanovsky
Violet Queen

* I have one chick and would like more..

Nice list Marsha. : )

Audrie is that your wish list?

Hello Lynn!! **waves**
Yup!! That's my wishlist!! It keeps growing as a result of all the beautiful pictures being posted. There are tons of beauties out there!! I have two retaining wall beds and a small bed near our fountain to fill. Getting excited!!! Went and bought some small pots and recycled some plastic trays today for my nursery. If you're interested in swapping please let me know. I only have S. Black and will be making a trip to Timberline soon.

Just remember, you can use other types of plants to trade for the semps. : )

Don' t buy Cherry Frost, Gay Jester, Hookeri or Raspberry Ice.

Thank you!!! I have nothing but shrubs and trees outside. Oh and four hanging planters with annuals. No other flowers or bulbs. Need to work on that. Inside my home, I have Easter and Christmas cactus, corn plant, ponytail palm, bridal lily, some cacti that I have no idea what it is but blooms stinky flowers and is propagated by taking a limb, an African violet and I'm sure there's more. So I can trade what can be out of my list. ;-)

Thank you Tabby!!!!! :-D

Also don't buy:
Comollii
Dallas
Flintstones
Lemon Babies
Michael's Golden
Rauhreif
Silver Angel
Velanovsky

Thank you Lynn!!! I promise to give them a loving home!!!

Finally I got a list going. I have only a few Sempervivum and no names. Thought some of you might trade for Sedum. I could get them rooted in a few weeks, may take longer. Sorry this took me so long.

Sedum Tall
Yellow Xenox
Moonlight Serenade
Else’s Gold
Star Dust 1
Dark Beauty
Autumn Charm
Frosty Morn
Hab Gray
Pink Chablis
Postman’s Pride
Hot Stuff
Purple Emperor
Crazy Ruffles
Cloud Walker
Munstead Red
Neon
Maestro
Garnet Brocade
Thunder Cloud
Chocolate Drop
Plum Perfection
Pool Party 1
Beach Party 1
Birthday Party 1
Picolette1
Rainbow Xenox 2
If your not interested no worries.
Julia

While I am new to semps, I am not new to gardening. I have quite a large selection of tall & dwarf bearded iris, well over 200. Also,over 600 varieties of daylilies & lily bulbs, at last count nearing 100 varieties(to be divided in the fall). I'd love to make some trades if anyone is interested.

Becky, I'm interested in your daylily and iris list.

crittergarden said:FINALLY! Photos of my noids. They just be noids, but will anybody trade for them??? NOID trades are fine...

Pictures taken April 29

Traded noids, green and red




Virginia's noid




Sandy's red noid (goes green in winter)




Sandy's green noid 1

This is a repost from my post in April. I've only had one member offer a trade so I'm thinking of stopping "watching" this thread. I have the above semp noids to trade and a "have" list of other perennials over on pinterst: http://pinterest.com/critterga...

What I'm seeking is any semp you have too much of, noids included, and especially any semp that does not turn green at any time of year, for a year round accent in my mass planting semp project. Red preferred, but not the only color I'd like. Just something that will always be "not green", so it will stand out from the others.

Hi Critter. Don't give up, things are just getting going in the trading. In June most of the new offsets have nice, young roots systems started, making them perfect for sending to a new home.
I know I will have some ready to go in a couple of weeks. I would love some of your Siberian Iris. : )

Mattsmom - I'm interested in irises and daylillies too. See the post I just made for what I have available to trade!

Great, Lynn!

My fascination with semps is new, but I do have some sedums from last year that I can at least take cuttings from. I also have thymes, dianthus, agastache, and oregano that might do well in the same setting as semps. I'd love to trade for semps, especially purple/red ones, or for low-growing sedums. Let me know if you're interested in trading and what you might like so I can "hold" it while we're figuring out the details. Thanks for looking!

Semps & Sedums I have (* indicates cuttings available)

Semp 'Black' (from Santa Rosa)
Semp Krebs II (from Santa Rosa)
Semp Kalinda (from Santa Rosa)
Semp Forest Spires (from Santa Rosa)
Semp Cobweb Buttons (from Dutch Plant Farms)
Semp DPF noid (med green) * (4 rooted pieces available)
Semp Ruby's noid (med green)

Sedum Angelina *
Sedum sieboldii*
Sedum noid carpet type*, tiny pointed chartreuse leaves, little yellow flowers, grows anywhere
Sedum 'Neon'*
Sedum 'Blue Spruce'*
Sedum lost tag but likely S. spurium Variegatum*
Sedum John Creech*
Sedum Vera Jameson*

Available Perennials that like similar conditions:
Agastache 'Tango' (small rooted divisions, like a well rooted 2 inch plug, 2)
Dianthus: 2 inch pots of 'Sugar Plum', 'Spangled Star', 'Shining Star', and others
Geranium 'Biokovo' 4 inch pot, 2
Lychnis alpinus, alpine catchfly, small 2 year old plants
Dwarf Standard Bearded iris, 'Stitch Witch' (purple plicata, white ground), purple lost-tag that's probably Jewel Baby
'Rose Petal' thyme (yes, it smells like thyme & roses, soft grey-green pointed leaves, 6 inch pot, 3)
English thyme (low growing maybe 6 inches, rounded leaves, tasty, 4 inch pot)
'Translucent Golden' thyme 4 inch pot, 4
Greek Oregano, unknown variety wtih a nice strong flavor
Greek Oregano 'Hot & Spicy'

Other available perennials:
Black eyed Susan -- can dig volunteers, some should be blooming size
Buddlea cuttings rooted in 4 inch pots: 'Pink Delight', 'Nanho Purple', 'Royal Red'
Creeping Jenny -- golden & green forms
Heliopsis helianthoides var. scabra (Yellow Oxeye, 3+ year old, can dig, 1-2 gallon size roots, blooms summer to frost)
Mints: Chocolate Peppermint, Kentucky Colonel Spearmint, Pink Candypops (JW hybrid), Hilary's Sweet Lemon (JW hybrid)
Monarda 'Raspberry Wine'
Oxalis -- several named varieties, lost tag, should be able to ID as they grow/bloom; dormant tubers
Physostegia, obedient plant, shallow-rooted divisions
Vinca major, variegated
Vinca minor, green

Nice list Jill. Is Creeping Jenny everygreen?

So I couldn't resist Chris' garden buddies and purchased a few from her store!!! The buddies are so darn cute!!!! They have a lot of detail and amazing color!!! Now I just have to find the perfect place to put them. Once I get all my semps planted for the season I'll figure it out. Here are a couple of pics of the buddies along with some semps!! Thank you so very much Chris for everything!!! I love the buddies and promise to do my best growing the semps!!!

The creeping jenny isn't evergreen for me, but I'm in zone 6b. ("They" said my zone was changed to 7, but my plants don't seem to know that. LOL)