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Clematis Exchange
llbean_gw

HAVE: these 6 rooted clematis

llbean
17 years ago

I have the following 6 rooted clematis and would like to trade clematis for clematis:

Snow Queen

Fireworks

H.F. Young(2)

Miss Bateman (2)

Please email me, I would consider sunny long blooming perennials too.

Laura

Featured Answer
  • txtearose
    17 years ago

    Hi, Laura...Any chance you would be interested in roses? I have mostly rooted antique and classic teas that are tender but do have Katy Road Pink that I think could survive your zone (maybe a few others--would have to check to be sure)...Faye

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