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11 years ago

I have some mature shrubs to exchange. The usual rhodies, plus a very nice barberry, a golden leaf mock orange, a nice cotoneaster, an azalea, maybe more. Open to any type of trade.

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cathay
Original Author
11 years ago
Please contact me by email as I don't check this forum often.
bejoy2
11 years ago
I am interested in your gold-leaved mock orange, or at least some cuttings from it. In trade, I have the following in 2-gallon or larger pots: leatherleaf viburnum, William Penn barberry, red-flowering currant, Sitka spruce, vine maple, sourwood (Oxydendron arboreum), plus several others I can't think of at the moment. Check my list, as I updated it before my Spring trade.
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cathay
Original Author
11 years ago
bejoy2, I'd be interested in trading for any if the food plants on your list, Vaccinium parviflorum, Vaccinium ovatum,or Salvia elegans (pineapple sage.

Cathy
PS I used to attend the green elephant exchanges. We may have met there.
bejoy2
11 years ago
My evergreen huckleberries, even though they are several years old, are still quite small. I have a very nice, sizeable red huckleberry for you, though. And I'll even throw in a pineapple sage. E-mail me at tammyinolympia@yahoo.com to make arrangements for the swap.

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