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| Hi all!
I have two, 15-20', dark pink crape myrtles. They're probably 15 years old. I have two, sprawling, antique, pale, pale purple lilacs. They're extremely large or mature, so if you're feeling frisky, this would be the time of year, given the rain and current gardening energy. I can not and am not going to dig them up, and pulling them out with a car or truck is not an option. if you're willing to dig, all I want in return is enough soil and/or leaf-gro type stuff to fill the holes way over the top. When it settles, I don't want big craters. Make sense?
Then I have a bunch of stuff that can be throw in on the side, which is also my Haves list for the swap: Unlimited ditch lilies
I'll put up more, but this is what I'm thinking right now.
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Follow-Up Postings:
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- Posted by madsquopper 7a No. VA (My Page) on Thu, Apr 16, 09 at 9:03
| Hi Christine, Gardenweb email seems to be down and I can't find your address anywhere. I'd like to have some Little Joe if it's indeed the dwarf. Have plenty of the other types already. By the way, that small rubra crape myrtle I got from you a few years ago isn't so small anymore. it's now up to about 6 feet and still blooms like crazy. Larry |
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| Hi, Christine I tried to send you an email about your Swap trade list but also got an error message. I'm interested in your Heritage raspberry and Jacob Cline monarda. I have white yarrow seed you're welcome to and, though I don't have amaranth, I'd like to offer some Brightest Brilliant Rainbow quinoa, another ornamental plant with edible grain. Thanks for your consideration! Please email me if you are interested in these or any other selections from my trade list. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Brightest Brilliant Rainbow Quinoa
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| Hi Christine, Just posting again to increase chances of you seeing these messages! Regina |
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| Hi Christine, Just posting again to increase chances of you seeing these messages! Regina |
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| Dear Christine, Just like everybody else, I am unable to email you directly. I am interested in your white bleeding heart. Will you want to trade with me? Please check out my trade list and let me know if something interests you. meipo |
Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list
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- Posted by foodeefish z6MD (My Page) on Fri, May 1, 09 at 17:48
| Christine, I would love one of the Japanese maple seedlings if it is still available. Please look at my Haves list. Thanks Foodeefish/AKA Mark |
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- Posted by kimka z7 (jkkaplan@erols.com) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 11:32
| Christine, I never heard back from you if you wanted what I have from your "wants" list" for the swap tomorrow I have a creme d'casis holly hock seedling and a great big elephant ear bulb if you want them. If not, I won't bring them tomorrow. I would love some of your red raspberry canes since most of mine have died in the last drought or have been drowned this year. KimKa |
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