have: lots of verbena bonariensis

18 years ago

I have loads of baby verbena bonariensis that I'm going to have to weed out. I'll probably save some of them in small pots so if anyone wants a few let me know. Also I have a leftover miscanthus clump that could use a new home.

Larry

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faerieannette
18 years ago
I would love the verbena bonariensis. I am in annapolis but my husband works close to falls church. I could have him get some on his way home from work.

-Annette
vladpup
18 years ago
G'Day!
It's purple, right? So, you KNOW that if you bring some to the fall swap, i'll happily take home any that other folk don't snap right up! i could use a whole swath of it, but would be happy with any.

Looking forward to seeing you at the swap.
Happy gardening,
-vlad
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busyasabee
18 years ago
Larry,

If you still have some, please bring to Fall Swap. I would love to add a couple of them to my garden.

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