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HAVE: Native Sedum, Wild Stonecrop

19 years ago

I'm offering these for SASE or trade. I hate to see them go to waste, I found a ton of it on a lot that they'll be building townhouses on soon. Here's a pic I took!

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Comments (6)

ramon_
19 years ago
Hi Brooke

I would like to try the stonecrop. You can check out my trade pages below and see if anything interests you.

Thanks
James

Here is a link that might be useful: trade pages
daylilies
19 years ago
You have mail, would love some please!!
Thanks
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wild_iris
19 years ago
I have Yellow Downy Violets all packed up in newspaper and ready to send on Monday if you would like to trade for the sedum, the packet of violets has 10 plants. Let me know, thanx! Lyn
emxry
19 years ago
I would love a ton of it for SASE! Please let me know. I am a new gardener! Thanks!
Catherine
cemry@kaballero.com
Rachaelfish
19 years ago
I too would love to have a ton of it for sase-can't stand imagining a plant like this getting destroyed or wasted,
If their is any left, let me know,

Thanks! Rachaelfish
Randy Ritchie
19 years ago
Do you have any left? I'd love to sase for some if there's some left.

girlsaylor

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