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WANTED: Hardy Water/Pond plants

lady_of_darkmoor

12 years ago

I recently installed a small garden pond. I am looking for a few winter hardy (zone 6) water plants. Duckweed, hornwort, water lillies. I don't have many plants for exchanges, but I do have a few 1 year old Adenium Obesum (Desert Roses) that I raised from seed. Or I could pay postage.

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Kat Ford
12 years ago
Are you still looking for plants?
lady_of_darkmoor
Original Author
12 years ago
Yes I am
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