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HAVE: Rattlesnake Master

19 years ago

Would like to trade for natives only. Zone 4 or colder.

Comments (4)

bigeasyjock
19 years ago
Hmmmmmmm zone 4 huh? Damn if I know what will grow way up yonder but I would ask you to take a peak at my list. I would love starts of the Eryngium yuccifolium you have.
Thanks Mike
texaspuddyprint
19 years ago
Hmmmm...zone 4 ya say? Dagnabbit...am not sure what grows in snow :o) It only snows in the deep south tip of Texas maybe once every 100 years.

Am interested in adding Rattlesnake Master to my butterfly garden though. Please have a look-see at my exchange list...maybe there is something on there you are familiar with or would like to experiment with.

~ Cat GW: TexasPuddyPrint
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plantbug
19 years ago
I have natives, crane fly orchid, wild gingers, grape fern and others.

plantbug
jcsgreenthumb
19 years ago
I have lots of RM babies if anyone is still looking.

Jeanne

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