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| Help, again...
I have moved to Colorado (northern front range), have lots of sandy soil, little water (conservation laws & rightly so!) and, being a landscape designer (retired), I've decided to xeriscape the lot, minus the veg. garden. I have no local sources for xeriscaping plants: garden centres are quite a drive away, and my neighbours either use in-ground sprinklers or they cover their yards with rocks. I'd like to start a small trend in our little town of using plants - as well as rocks!)- to check the soil erosion problem and attract a bit of wildlife. I haven't even seen a butterfly. Just a few stray Mourning Doves. But to get back to my plea with all of you, is there anyway I can pay for, trade for, send postage for, etc. divisions or cuttings of: sedums, sempervivums, thymes, lavenders, artemisias, even shrub willows, and desert shrubs/wild plants?? Thanks for listening!
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| Hi! I have a bunch of sedum, euphorbia, crassula as well as other succulent plants. Most of them are South African (zone 9). Take a look at these pictures and let me know if you are interested in any of these plants. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Web Pictures
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- Posted by missmandylee 9 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 8, 11 at 16:00
| I also have sea urchin stonecrop--one of my favorites. |
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