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WANTED: Plants for the Olympia plant trade

14 years ago

I have been checking to see what I have to offer for the Olympia Plant trade. Right now..I do have the following if anyone is interested. Some are gallon sized..many are 4 inchers.

Pampas Grass..white

Japanese Anemone..both white and purple

Ladies Mantle..

Sweet Woodruff

False Lily of the Valley

Primrose..Wanda

Primrose..red blooms on stalks

Columbine..all volunteers..probably Nora Barlow

Foxglove..the common Purpurea

Hydrangea starts..from cuttings ..Blue Lace cap

Grape Hyacinth bulbs

Kenilworth Ivy

Yellow Eyed Grass

Shasta Daisy..Alaska

Autumn Joy Sedum

Montbretia

Crocosmia..Lucifer

Burning Bush..small starts

Iris..ochroleuca

Iris...purple Siberian

Currant start..non-native

Primula Japonica..Miller's Crimson..1 gallon only

Saxifrage..unknown one..variegated

Ajuga

Sisyrinchium striatum..seedlings

Strawberry begonnia

That is it for right now.

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