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Hosta, hosta...everywhere a hosta!!

17 years ago

What on EARTH am I going to do with all of these extra Hosta? Does ANYONE want some??

Comments (4)

curlykat
17 years ago
DH just tilled up a bed on the east side of the house for me on Sunday so I could start a hosta bed!

I don't have anything to trade though...
tony_pman
17 years ago
I am always interested in any Large or Giant Hostas. Do you have any of these and what do you want in exchange?

Tony
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loveofmylife680
17 years ago
Yes would love to have some, have some old windows you might like also.
Jill
arab_gal
Original Author
17 years ago
Oh, good! I have already received an email asking me to ship some. I am in Arab, but work in Madison, so if any of you are close enough, we'll set up a meeting. If not, and you are willing to pay for postage, I will mail them to you (thanks to Lynn in Prattville for the instructions).

I haven't gotten started on any new beds this year, so I don't really need anything in exchange. Just remember my generosity in case I ask for something in the future...ha

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