feliciadawn
Songster
I am an avid gardener but completely new to chickens. I need all kinds of things to get started with my new hens. This trade is for in-person exchanges (keeping our social distance as necessary) in SE PA.
Seeking:
starter feed
shavings
crushed shells
a waterer (horizontal nipples + 5 gallon gamma lid bucket)
hardware cloth
probiotics
chick treats
**Wildcard: Assistance with mods for my pre-fab coop (I already know I need to add a vent, for example, and work on predator proofing
2 step carabiners
solar motion light
Other things I probably don't even know about yet.
Have:
200-400 perennials, many native plants, too many to list, but also some rare specialty plants. Examples: mayapples, blood root, solomon seal, toad lilies, ornamental ginger (asarum), different kinds of ferns (Japanese, Sensitive, ostrich, red lady), native honeysuckle, gorgeous flowering vine (not the foreign aggressive kind), lungwort (blooming now), joe pye weed, monardia, toad lilies, reblooming daylilies, pitcher plants, jack in the pulpits (other aroids as well, but these would be high value trades),arum italcum, anemones, epimedium (many different ones), hellebores (many speciality ones, but they freely mate in my garden), sedums of various sorts, many more. Seeds or with some luck seedlings for species peonies, and tree peonies.
Many shrubs either already rooted or I can root.
Examples : edgeworthia (fragrant, winter blooming, already rooted), 10 types of hydrangeas, many rare (some rooted already), miniature (or regular) lilacs, named flowering quinces (some bearing fruit), black elderberry trees, several kinds of named clethra, azaleas (rooted), carolina allspice (and other calycanthus)
Note: for shrubs it can take up to a month to root.
Terms: plants will be given barerooted, Woody shrubs -- you bring your own soil and bucket, I will transplant for you.
I also have an amoeba shaped pond liner, nice quality, which I used for a bog. I am dismantling my bog to make room for the coop.
Any interest? If there is some plant you really want -- ask, I may have it.
Pictures are: Hydrangea Abracadabra star, Oakleaf hydreangea 'snow queen', blood root. You would get small rooted cuttings -- not giant shrubs. But nevertheless, my friends have been very successful with my plants. I have traded all over the country, but am not shipping plants currently.
Seeking:
starter feed
shavings
crushed shells
a waterer (horizontal nipples + 5 gallon gamma lid bucket)
hardware cloth
probiotics
chick treats
**Wildcard: Assistance with mods for my pre-fab coop (I already know I need to add a vent, for example, and work on predator proofing
2 step carabiners
solar motion light
Other things I probably don't even know about yet.
Have:
200-400 perennials, many native plants, too many to list, but also some rare specialty plants. Examples: mayapples, blood root, solomon seal, toad lilies, ornamental ginger (asarum), different kinds of ferns (Japanese, Sensitive, ostrich, red lady), native honeysuckle, gorgeous flowering vine (not the foreign aggressive kind), lungwort (blooming now), joe pye weed, monardia, toad lilies, reblooming daylilies, pitcher plants, jack in the pulpits (other aroids as well, but these would be high value trades),arum italcum, anemones, epimedium (many different ones), hellebores (many speciality ones, but they freely mate in my garden), sedums of various sorts, many more. Seeds or with some luck seedlings for species peonies, and tree peonies.
Many shrubs either already rooted or I can root.
Examples : edgeworthia (fragrant, winter blooming, already rooted), 10 types of hydrangeas, many rare (some rooted already), miniature (or regular) lilacs, named flowering quinces (some bearing fruit), black elderberry trees, several kinds of named clethra, azaleas (rooted), carolina allspice (and other calycanthus)
Note: for shrubs it can take up to a month to root.
Terms: plants will be given barerooted, Woody shrubs -- you bring your own soil and bucket, I will transplant for you.
I also have an amoeba shaped pond liner, nice quality, which I used for a bog. I am dismantling my bog to make room for the coop.
Any interest? If there is some plant you really want -- ask, I may have it.
Pictures are: Hydrangea Abracadabra star, Oakleaf hydreangea 'snow queen', blood root. You would get small rooted cuttings -- not giant shrubs. But nevertheless, my friends have been very successful with my plants. I have traded all over the country, but am not shipping plants currently.
