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WANTED: sedums

15 years ago

I have become addicted to sedums( for zone 4) and I'm looking for any varieties I do not have. I would like to exchange slips but I will also try rooting cuttings if you have a variety I don't. I have a huge selection of plants other than sedums to exchange. Please post with what you have available.

Thanks,

growjo

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sydseeds
15 years ago
I have 5 different sedums growing at the moment - two of which I don't have names for - would have to dig out the digital camera to provide you with an image. The remaining three are: variegated, tricolor and sieboldii - they might be too common for your liking but offering them up just the same. LMK if interested.
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