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WANTED: lemon grass

14 years ago

I would like to add lemon grass to my garden. I can offer lemon balm, ginger or maybe a brown turkey fig tree in exhange for a plant. If you have a pond and would like to trade for water plants I have parrots feather and water lettuce. They are small right now but that makes them easier to ship.

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ricjo22
13 years ago
did u find lemon grass. i went to an asian market and bought a stalk with the crown intact.cut it short and plant it. mine is in a pot. roots formed in 2or3 weeks and it grewto a 3 ft tall plant by fall. i am in zone 5 so i keep it as a house plant in winter
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