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WANTED: Will Have Pond Plants

11 years ago

Anyone in the Upstate (Inman/Greer/Spartanburg/Greenville) area who would like to trade for pond plants, I will have parrots feather, water celery, pickerel rush creeping Jenny, possibly some irises, etc. this spring in exchange for perennials, daylilies, hosta, or anything else you may have to divide.

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joraines
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11 years ago
Woops! Obviously this should read HAVE. I am new to this forum. Forgive the error. Also, I will have pink bee balm and some other perennials.
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