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HAVE: More plants for Olympia plant trade.

14 years ago

I have a few more plants ready for the trade.

Kenilworth Ivy....1 gal..2 small (4 inches)

Iris ochroleuca...1 gal

Autumn Joy Sedum..2 gal

Strawberry Begonnia...4 small

False Lily of the Valley...5 small

Anemone nemorosa..'Vestal'...2 small

Vinca Minor...5 small

Iris foedissima..4 small seedlings

Daylily..'Borgig'....2 gal

Japanese Anemone..white..4 gal

Trumpet Vine (red)....5 gal..1

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treepalm
14 years ago
Hello Marie,
Could I have the red trumpet vine? What can I bring you?
Teresa
michelelee
14 years ago
Hi Marie, I would love an Anemone Vestal. I had it but it didn't come back this year. Please check my list posted on the exchange for a possible trade. Thank you. Michele
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bejoy_gw
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Teresa and Michele...! I have put the trumpet vine aside for you Teresa..and I have also put aside the Anemone Vestal' for you Michele. No trades needed.
garden_of_mu
14 years ago
Do you know what the parent i. foetidissima was? Is it the common drab flower/orange berries? If it is any other variety I might be interested in your seedlings.

Mike
michelelee
14 years ago
Thank you so much Marie! See you Saturday. Hope this weather clears up so we don't all get blown away in the wind! Michele

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