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HAVE: Mt Mint/pink blooms

14 years ago

I have some mt mint roots to trade.This is the one that grows about 3ft tall and blooms are on top of the plant in a shade of pink.Bees/butterflies love it.E-mail if interested as I may not remember to check back here..Debbie

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wtgxi
14 years ago
My daughter who is 6 is very interested in butterflies and etc. I would love to have some for SASE. I don't have anything that is not common - orange lilies, hosta ( they are named but i loss the tags - all white flower and one elephant ear) Please let me know.

We are also looking for the following:

mint, milkweed, plantain, cudweed, pineapple saeg, red salvia sage, bee balm, autum sage or anything that butterflies like.

Thanks

Wendy

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