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Posted by manure_queen md 7 (My Page) on
Thu, Apr 22, 10 at 8:21

ALFIE-daffs and day lilies
TVALENTI- small yellow-flowered foxgloves
JANETM- sedums and pony tails grass
SHADYSITE- acanthus spinosus
JANET KAPLAN-day lilies
SUSAN- day lilies, Italian oregano, onion chives ans strawberry seeds
FOODEFISH--acanthus spinosus, var. solomon's seal and horseradish
NANCYMD-var. solomons seal, lily of the valley, mayapples
LARRY aloe and solomons seal
DENISE(antiqueorchid) Acanthus and solomons seal
RITADC- daylily and hosta
ANNE- solomons seal SAlvia, Arisemea, and Kalanchoe from Tara desert in Kenya

The day lilies are either double orange or yellow regular size plants
Mary
AVOIRGOLD columbine and maybe Heuchera villose purpurea

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RE: HAVE: specific wants

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Hi Mary,

Wow, thanks! That is so generous. Is there anything you would like in return?

Jen

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Mary,

Does this generosity hold even though I killed that heuchera I had for you??

Anne

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RE:WANTED Mulch

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I'm looking for free mulch.

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