have: have: watercress

15 years ago

I have lots of watercress available. It does great in and around rocks. Makes a great salad, too! Will trade for any plants appropriate for a small garden pond.

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cmontross
15 years ago
I would like to try some watercress. Heck with my ponds I just want to grow it for myself. I can offer some parrots feather, red stemmed parrots feather,water celery 'flamingo', some odd and end floaters.
Let me know
Chris
keiki
15 years ago
I would like to try this. What are you interested in? I have giant papyrus, parrots feather,sensitive vine, black elephant ear, and more but my brain wont think of the names at this moment.
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