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HAVE: have some nice Ligulaira babys plants and others

17 years ago

Hi all, I have alot of "baby" ligularia babys this year,

I planted several of same like babys last summer and got full ready to bloom plants this year, they love it right next to my pond and do it so much justice its great..

I also have alot of baby rose of sharons this year too if any one needs a new fence line, lol!

I'm in dire need of some nice pond plants, like a arrowhead, or anything that blooms! Its a brand new old pond! LOL Our waterfall area had a bad winter and we had to redo it which led to REDOING the whole pond and area, I lost alot of my plants, so its pretty empty so if anyone can find an extra plant or two or 20 (lol) it would so greatfully appreciated!

Today we spent lining the pond with the rocks tommorow its WATER TIME CAN"T WAIT!

Well thanks in advance all and have a great week!

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Comments (3)

gardenmadness
17 years ago
Hi,
I have moneywort and Iris pseudocorus, if you would like to trade. PLMK, thanks
katrun
17 years ago
Hello there, I have Lizard Tail for trade. Please give me a E-Mail if your interested. Thanks!
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ademink
17 years ago
Sent you an email already but not sure if you got it. Do you know what kind of ligularia that they are? I have a white water lily and variegated iris. PLMK, Thanks! Andrea

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