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My list is pretty small but we've all got to start somewhere, right? :)
I have the following to trade: * Lychnis coronaria - Rose Campion
I am thrilled to receive ANYTHING, really, but here's my want list: # ornamental allium - any and all
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- Posted by purplelotus Zone8 West WA (My Page) on Wed, Apr 9, 08 at 1:12
| wow, you are so good with the plant names! I am a starter too, just looking at what people have and doing google image searches to see what they are :)) some day my garden will be nice and full I tell myself :) |
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- Posted by flowerfan2 z8/ WA (My Page) on Wed, Apr 9, 08 at 9:56
| Hi Jools, I would like one of your E. wulfenii. Mine isn't doing too well. I just e-mailed you on some plants I have available. LMK if you got it. Karen |
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| Hi Karen - did not get your email, but again I would love a coralbark maple seedling. :) My E. wulfenii are huge; I don't know if I should dig one up or take a cutting, or what - let me take a closer look today. |
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- Posted by flowerfan2 z8/ WA (My Page) on Thu, Apr 10, 08 at 23:32
| Hi Jools, I sent you another e-mail, I don't know if you got that either. Sometimes spam blockers will kill the e-mails. I can bring you a couple of coral bark maple seedlings for the Euphorbia wulfenii. I would also love any 1 gallon pots that you don't want. I have some peonies and yellow daylilies in pots if you would like some. No trade necessary on those. LMK Karen |
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| Hello Jools, I'm interested in your big clums of Kniphofia - red-hot poker. I'm trying to attract goldfinches and I know they like to eat the seeds. I have some heucheras that I started from seed a few years ago that desperately need a home. I also am bringing a variegated plant(yellow/white edges green center, they look yellow to me now, but I think they get whiter during the summer). I can't find the tag, but I think it is a soapwort. It's very showey and has tiny dark red flowers. Teresa |
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| I'll bring you a couple clumps in pots, teresa -- I divided a huge one a couple weekends ago and I see that one of the potted clumps looks a little "tired" so I don't know if it will make it this season, so I'll bring a few and you can take a look. Your trades sound fabulous! :) |
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