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WANTED: Verbena bonariensis

13 years ago

looking for seeds or plants of Verbena bonariensis. If you have some to share contact me and lets see what we can work out in terms of a trade.

Thanks

signet

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bev_w
13 years ago
Signet, these self-seed in my garden. If you're going to the SW Ontario swap in 2011 I'll pot some seedlings up for you. They don't transplant very well, but I'll get 'em while they're tiny. LMK.
signet_gw(6b)
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi Bev_w

Thanks so much for the offer . Assuming the swap is not too early in the season ( not living in the city things sprout a little later out in the county) then I no doubt will be there . What might you be looking for in trade?

Signet
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bev_w
13 years ago
City? What city? :-)

Last year I think we decided to hold off until early June for the swap. It'll be good to know you can attend.

How about a bit of your Abiqua Drinking Gourd hosta for some potted-up seedlings of Verbena bonariensis?

- Bev

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