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WANTED: Looking for a plant trader for spring

Heather Macdonald
11 years ago

I moved recently to Ontario from Quebec, brought many plants with me but I'm missing a few favorites. I have many varieties of hosta, peonies, daylilies, autumn anenome,tradescantia, sedum, echinacea, rudbeckia to trade. Need more primula, cornus canadensis, campanula muralis. Looking for new hostas ie "Journey's End", peony "Clare de Lune".

Heather

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