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WANTED: Any Perennials

14 years ago

I am expanding several flower beds and need to fill in with some new plants. I have some sunny areas and some shady spots. I'll take anything. The only thing I can offer for trade is phlox (purple) of course I have mondo and monkey grass! I live in Belmont, NC - west of Charlotte. Thanks, Judy

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sandienc
14 years ago
Hey Judy,
I think you may have been to my home before to dig plants. I live in Harrisburg NC just NE of Charlotte.
I have tons to share!!!

Lizards tail (saururus cernuus)
Painters palette (persicaria)
Chamelion (houttuynia)
Crocosmia
Lamium (arc angel)
Northern sea oats
Sundrops and Evening primrose (oenothera)
Horsetail rush
four o'clocks
orange day lilies
small lavender crape myrtles

Sandie
babylou
Original Author
14 years ago
Sandie - Yes I remember you and I would love to come dig. I sent you an email. Please email me at Judyworthy@bellsouth.net and hopefully we can set something up. Thanks! Judy
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