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Posted by organicdrjohn 8 (My Page) on

Tue, May 16, 06 at 14:07

Here is what we have to trade. We would like (primarily) medicinal perennials if you live near Seattle. Let us know what you have.

2 foot tall Staghorn Sumac
2 foot tall Weeping Willow tree (grows to be very large)
Apothecary Rose (Rosa Officinalis) in 1 gallon pot
Yucca
Sage
Valerian
gorgeous double flowered Primroses
Fig trees
Paeony
Fennel
Valerian
Skullcap
Passionflower vines
Rhubarb
Sweet Cicely (Chervil)
Feverfew

Aloe Vera, Blue Iris, Candy Tuft, Eastern Coltsfoot, Lemonbalm, Evening Primrose, Self-heal, Daisy, Comfrey, Lemonbalm, Rose Campion, Bugleweed, Boneset

Thimbleberry, Marjoram, Elephant Ears (Bergenia), Grape Hyacinth

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Posted by treepalm z8WA (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 18, 06 at 2:18

I have plenty of thimbleberry, rose campion and evening primrose. I could also spare some Bergenia, grape hyacinth(if I can find them) and daisy. What color double primroses and paeony do you have? Do you know what variety fig trees you have?

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Posted by treepalm z8WA (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 18, 06 at 16:59

So the first list is what you want and the second is what you have.

I have several things that you would like, but this isn't a good time to dig them. The valeriana officinalis is blooming and rhubarb isn't dormant. I also have yucca, fennel, feverfew and I think I have sweet cicely. Perhaps we could meet at a spring trade.

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