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Author Garden: What do you want for the Round robin fling? maja24 Dream Gardener Member # 7815 posted                       I don't know what to send in, can you help me? What do you like best? I have: Agapanthus africanus (bleu) - African lilie Agapanthus (white) - African lilie Agastache foeniculum - Anise hyssop Alchemila mollis - Lady's mantle Allium aflatunense - Giant persian allium Allium schoenoprasum - Chive Alonsoa meridionalis - Mask flower Anchusa arvensis - Bugloss Anchusa Azurea - Italian bugloss Aquilegia vulgaris - Columbine (mixed colours) Buddleja davidii - Butterfly-bush Campanula persicifolia - Peach leaved bellflower Campanula trachelium - Nettle-leaved bellflower Carex pendula - hanging sedge Centaurea montana - mountain cornflower Cercis siliquastrum - Judas tree Chelidonium majus - Greater celandine Convolvulus - Morning glory (Baby-bleu) Cytisus scoparius - Scotch broom Commelina coelestis - bleu spiderwort Dianthus deltoides - maiden pink Digitalis purpureus - wild foxglove Dipsacus fullonum - Wild teasel Erigeron karvinskianus - Mexican/Daisy fleabane Eryngium agavifolium - agave-leaved Sea holly Foeniculum vulgare 'Bronze giant' - Bronze fennel Geranium (endressii?) - Pink garden geranium Gleditsia triacanthos - Honey locust Hieracium micrantha - Orange hawkweed Hieracium pilosella - Mouse-ear hawkweed Iris pseudacorus - Yellow iris Impatiens glandulifera - Ornamental jewelweed Laburnum vulgare - Golden chain tree Lathyrus latifolius - Everlasting pea Lavendula augustifolius - Lavender Lunaria annua - Moneyplant Lychnis coronaria - Rose campion Malva moschata - Musk mallow Melandrium rubrum - Red campion Mirabilis japala - Four o'clock Myrrhis odorata - Spanish chervil Oenothera biennis - Evening primrose Papaver orientalis - Oriental poppy Phlox paniculata - garden/fall phlox Prunus Reine Claude verte - Green little tastefull plum Sissirinchium stratium - Satin flower/ Rush lily Sissirinchium (don't know the exact type, it's bleu, 20 cm) Solanum laciniatum - Kangaroo apple Stipa tenuissima - Feather grass Succisa pratensis - Devil's bit scabious Tanacetum parthenium - Feverfew Thalictrum aquilegifolium - Columbine-leaved meadow rue Tomato Sweet 100 (F1 hybride) - Cherry tomato Tragopogon pratensis - Yellow salsify Verbascum blattaria - Moth mullein Verbascum thapsus - Great mullein Viola cornuta - Johnny jump up Viola labradorica - Labrador violet Viola Tricolor - Wild pansy And if you want to trade, that's also possible! I like ornamental grasses and plants that are not very common to Holland. All the best, Paulien * * * * http://home.hetnet.nl/~pvandeburgt/ http://photobucket.com/albums/e344/maja8/? Plants: 171 | From: The Netherlands | Registered: Jan 2006  |  Seeded: 86.82.65.64 cancolgirl Great Gardener Member # 10750 posted                       Hi Paulien this is just my opinion but maybe you could send these. African Lily Giant Persian Allium Bugloss Italian Bugloss Judas Tree Blue Spiderwort Mexican Fleabane Daisy Satin Flower Columbine- leaved meadow rue Moth mullien and Great Mullein You do have a great list so it doesn't really matter what you send in. It's all great. * * * * Word of the day jovial \JOH-vee-uhl\, adjective: Merry; joyous; jolly; characterized by mirth or jollity. Plants: 80 | From: Calgary, AB | Registered: Aug 2006  |  Seeded: 24.71.223.142 tkhooper Official Blabber Mouth Member # 4875 posted                       It's a smaller list to say what can easily be excluded. Allium schoenoprasum - Chive Convolvulus - Morning glory (Baby-bleu) Digitalis purpureus - wild foxglove Papaver orientalis - Oriental poppy And send as much of the rest as you would like up to the maximum set by the rules. * * * * Plants: 8557 | From: triangle, virginia | Registered: Mar 2005  |  Seeded: 4.249.198.146 PartyGirl Great Gardener Member # 10896 posted                       Put a note on those Orange Hawkweeds -- do NOT send them west of the Mississippi, Tammy. They are a Class A noxious weed. The reason they aren't as bad East of the Mississippi is because we have a lot of rainfall and they are less likely to get out of hand because they prefer an arid climate. I would love them The Mouse Eared Hawkweed is a roadside weed in Portland. They call them dandy-lions. Seriously -- adults 50 years old called them dandy-lions! They are not the same as our dandelions, but awfully close! From the car you can't tell the difference. * * * * PG Plants: 50 | From: Indianapolis | Registered: Sep 2006  |  Seeded: 64.12.116.73 sibyl Garden Pro! Member # 2417 posted                       thats something how one place can consider something a weed were another can consider it a plant, i remember someone saying p-grass was nothing more than a weed and they hated it i said WHAT? maja send anything you want! i got lily of the nile and blue flag iris from ya in the last seed swap, im growing them now and their doing great! * * * * Plants: 5109 | From: p.a zone-6a | Registered: May 2004  |  Seeded: 65.162.208.94

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