Have lots of seeds to trade. Can give a list.
Duane

What do you mean by wild berries?
I have seeds of black currant, red currant and goosberries.

Duane, did you see in the Plant Database that clintbrown has seeds available for trade?

Jonna
It's just the name of the plant: pow wow wild berry is an echinacea with a deep fuchsia/purple color. The color of the petals is bright and surprising, when something has "pow" it has energy, and "wow" is just wow. Or maybe pow wow cones from a native American (Indian) word for a gathering of people. either way, no berries, just petals with the color of berries.

Duane: I have this plant, but sorry no seeds yet. If you click on clintbrown's name above his photo here in the database you can send him a tree mail to possibly arrange a trade:

Thanks you all for the help!!
DW

I just bought one this year. If I get seeds you can have them. I'll watch for them

thanks springcolor!
DW

This is my PowWow Wild Berry.

very nice springcolor ! Is it what you expected it to be?

It is nice for the first year. We shall see how it takes our wet winters here in the PNW. I will keep an eye on these for seeds, will need to get them before the birds.

Duane, I have just harvested seeds from my Pow Wow Wild Berry Enchinacea if you want to trade or send me a SASBE??? I am especially looking for butterfly host seeds & have a long list that needs to be updated! Here is a link...
http://members.gardenweb.com/m...
I also have seeds of an unknown echinacea that has bright pink flowers that I got seeds from Texas Discovery Gardens from a seed swap held by Dallas Lep Society (http://www.dallasbutterflies.c...) several seasons back.
Let me know if you are interested!
Lila

Hi, Lila.

Just popping in to you to ATP. We're glad to have you here!

Welcome to the site.

Thanks...glad to be here!!!
Still working on getting my plant list completed! & learning about the site!!!
I love to garden & trade seeds!
I currently am looking for lots of butterfly host plant seeds & made a wild meadow this last spring that was first full of red poppies then later purple horsemint & Indian Blanket. I have alway mowed that area but decided to let it go natural & it was a great success for the BFs!
I wanted more Texas Bluebonnets & will probably buy another pound for the meadow.

That is beautiful, Lila!

Nicely done!

We have a couple of wildflower meadows here, too. Ours is predominately Magnus type echies, black and brown-eyed susans, shasta daisies, dianthus, goldenrod and various asters. What other seeds are you looking for, if any?

Wow, just beautiful. I would love to see that in person.