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HAVE: Japanese Maples to trade for Eastern Redbud Saplings

13 years ago

At my old house, I pulled redbud saplings from my garden like weeds (they were!) We moved. Now I have Japanese Maple seedlings all over the place and no Redbud trees. Would LOVE to trade. The biggest maple seedlings I have are about 12" high, most are smaller. The more redbuds, the better.

Comments (4)

Ralph Whisnant
13 years ago
Linda, are you in the Raleigh area? Are the Japanese Maple seedlings red leaf? How many redbud saplings are you looking for?
LindaS1002
Original Author
13 years ago
I am in Durham, so yes.

The Japanese Maple seedlings are indeed red leaf. And I would take as many redbuds as someone wants to get rid of!
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erin08
13 years ago
Have redbuds, but don't need japs, do you have anything else? Mine are in 3 gallon pots, about 3-4 ft tall. I'm near Westminster, SC if you get near me and I still have them we might can come up with something.
PRO
Cleaning At Its Very Best
11 years ago
I think I have about 20 rooted cuttings of the eastern red buds if you think you might want to trad for them. I think I may have a few more than 20

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