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have: lavender cuttings, & shrubs (ne portland)

16 years ago

Hi there,

I have begun to groom the Munstead lavender, and it really could take more cutting. These guys can root up and make a lovely shrub, so come get some! If you can bring some of your overgrown Zucchini, cukes, pears or excess tomatoes, I'm happy to use em!

Also have lots of seedlings for a small-leaved (probably) Cottoneaster shrub, and Virginia Persicaria, We can also take rootable cuttings from Sambucus Nigra, and a Variagated Elderberry, as well as a Brown Turkey Fig, Forsythia, Cheyenne Privet, Roses (you'll need bottom heat to root the roses this season) and others.

Also have a LOADS of seed for veggies and bloomers, and few healthy black Cherry Trees - if you can dig.

Come get em...i'm preparing to sell my big old fixer house, so I need to cut back and shape things up.

Julie M.

(just call when you wnt to come by: 503-289-8961)

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coolmomblue
16 years ago
Hi!
Would you be willing to send seedlings in the mail? I live near Medford. I have Yellow Iris seeds (pond plant) and some rare veggie heirloom seeds to trade if you are interested. Thanks.

Tracy
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