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| I am looking for the following if any of you have extra and are willing to part with them.
Trees
Shrubs
I don't have much to offer back in trade as I am getting started but I do have some daylilies and some hostas. Thanks |
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- Posted by trianglejohn z7b NC (johnbuettner@hotmail.com) on Thu, Jul 5, 07 at 13:31
| You know, if you join the JC Raulston Arboretum over by campus (Friends of the Arboretum) you would be able to snag a few of these guys at their numerous plant giveaways. They have lectures throughout the year with about a dozen plants handed out as door prizes at the end and a huge give away in the fall where you can haul out all that you can carry. They have in their collection just about everything on your list. |
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| I have some Florida azalea and sourwood seedlings -- they probably can't go into the ground until next year though, they are tiny. I have a spare Prairie rose seedling (also small), and will probably have rooted cuttings of swamp rose this fall as well. I am going to try to root some winterberry, beautyberry and blue mist shrub so there will be extras. I dug a sucker of a Carolina rose -- if that doesn't work I'm going to try to grow more from seed, if this drought doesn't keep the hips from maturing. |
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| Alicia, will you be bringing any Florida azalea seedlings to the fall swap? I'd love to put my name on one for a swap to be determined later, if you're at all interested. |
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| Karen, Yes, I can bring some to the swap. They need to go ahead and grow though, they're small! |
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