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HAVE: Trilliums (White)

19 years ago

Looking for:

V. Blue Bells, Squirel Corn, Trout Lilies, Low growing Sedums, Ferned leaved Bleeding Heart (white).

Please post here, un-block you e-mail.

Thanks for looking.

ttys

Debi

Comments (5)

eroush
19 years ago
I have a couple of low-growing sedums (unfortunately I don't know the proper names)...I'd love a trillium! LMK
Betsy
plantbug
19 years ago
Debi,

Does your trillium have the bloom right next to the leaves, on top, a couple of inches above the leaves, or underneath the leaves?

I have trillium cuneatum. ALso have trout lilies but it's too late to trade them because the leaves have gone by by and I don't know where they are!

LMK if interested. plantbug
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mamabear
19 years ago
I Have Many Sedums!
Email Me for Pix.
Pauline3
19 years ago
Debi,
I have tons of blue bells for trade. I am interested in the white trilliums. Please let me know if your interested.
Pauline
janetsflowers
19 years ago
I lost all but one of my trillium this winter. I have low growing sedum: Acre, with yellow flowers, Dragon's blood, coral. I also have white bleeding heart but don't think it's fernleaf.

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