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WANTED: aster, tiarella, columbine

14 years ago

Hello,

I am finishing up planting a Native Plant Garden at my local elementary school. I have already purchased hundreds of dollars of plants for the project because I consider it my hobby. But am putting out a request for just a few more plants.

The classrooms and Girl/ Boy scout groups all take part planting and it is a great intro to natives for them. If you have any plants to offer I will pay postage or gladly send you any divisions I have.

Thank you for considering.

Bloom on!

Kathy

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