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WANTED: Various sedums and hen and chicks for rock garden

12 years ago

If you are starting to thin out your sedums and hen and chicks and such, could you please let me have some? I am in the Toronto area. I have a rock garden and already have some sedums and hen and chicks ( sorry don't know their particular names), but would like a larger variety. Would be happy to trade you with some of mine. Also have lilly of the valley, violets, and creeping jenny and periwinkle to share.

Comments (3)

GooGooII
12 years ago
Hello,

I'm new to this forum and excited to join the community.

I saw your post and have mature Autumn Joy sedum to offer (approx. 1'x1'). If you're interested I'd appreciate any of your current plants, especially hen & chicks and creeping jenny.

I'm in East York, where are you located?

Cheers,
Jennifer
doriswk
Original Author
12 years ago
Jennifer, thanks for the trade!
If you need more, please let me know, as I will need to thin out again in a month or two. And lots more lily of the valley will be available in the fall.

Doris
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GooGooII
12 years ago
Thanks for everything Doris, it was great seeing your garden. Seems we are among the very few in Toronto on this forum, so stay in touch!

Jennifer

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