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WANTED: Have lavender starts, Japanese anemone...more

19 years ago

I have lots of lavender starts...lots. I also have some Japanese anemone, purple coneflower, white something (not sure of name, but could find out), and a few other things. If you are interested let me know. I would be happy to share for free...or trade. I am looking for hostas, and foliage type plants.

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jburesh1388
19 years ago
I have some white pom pom dahlias. Would you be interested in trading some of your lavender starts for bulbs?

-- Jacqueline
hensandchicks
19 years ago
I'm interested. Sent you an e-mail.
Susan
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