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WANTED: Voodoo Sedum cuttings

15 years ago

Looking for plants this year that will survive the drought and wondering if anyone has any voodoo sedum that could be trimmed a little so that I could get a start. I have some daylilies that I could divide after they bloom and other things I could bring to swap if there's anyone fairly local that would like to trade with me. I could take cuttings of a Dr. Seuss brug if anyone is interested, they root easily.

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gnomey
Original Author
15 years ago
I have sedum voodoo now. Not that impressed with it.. don't know why I wanted it so badly.
love2gardennc
15 years ago
Hi,
I had never seen the 'Voodoo' but the pics of it on google look impressive. Why are you not so impressed? You have a fantastic collection of sedums. Is there any possibility that you can root small ones for me? I think I have at least a couple plants on your wants list. Thanks, Les

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