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| I know this is jumping the gun, but I'm just too excited.
I am going to be looking for mums, preferably burgundy, and 'Purple Dome.' I am seeking 'Red Hot Poker Flower' What a fabulous plant! Anything red. I'd love to find more Obedient Plant If anyone has any truly burgundy or copper/gold/orange iris (believe it or not) I'd like to find some of those colors. And did I mention anything red anyone wants to share with me? Don't forget that I get leftover liriope no one wants. Oh, make it easy... I'll take all the leftovers, given the fact I have a ton of space for them! I can't wait and thanks all!
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| you mean the 15th (I hope) ialbtc |
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- Posted by CFMuehling 7b DC/MD 'burbs (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 05 at 9:24
| So isn't there someone who can erase my excited mistake? (feeling pretty stupid...) C. |
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- Posted by MichelleMM z7balt,MD (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 05 at 10:28
| I'm looking for Peonies! Anyone have any for the swap???! |
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| Christine, if I can get some asters out of someone else (no nekkid legged asters need apply), I'll happily dig up my Purple Dome for you. Suja |
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| Due to the size 15 EEE shoes and ladder dragging of a construction worker, I am looking for Black eyed susans (he got a whole bed of them) |
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- Posted by gardnwatch z7MD (My Page) on Wed, Jul 27, 05 at 17:59
| Kim.. I've got hosta's( ( green with cream edges, and solid green )they both bloom blue/purple flowers.. for you and Black-eyed Susans if you want them. Nothing fancy on the hosta...but they are a nice size. Bonnie |
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| Ok - I see I will have to wrassle Christine for liriope. I need enough to make a 50 foot ribbon edging. Also I would like to have non-ditch daylilies in light colors, pinks or yellows preferably. I would especially like to have a lot of "Happy Returns". This request is for a neighborhood garden project. My own garden is FULL UP with gifts from y'all. Thanks in advance! - Chris |
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| If you have something somebody wants, and you e-mail the person directly to set up the swap, instead of posting it on the thread, the thread will be easier to read. |
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| Phlox divaricata - wild sweet william Verbena hastata - blue vervain Schizachryium scoparium - little bluestem Liatris graminifolia - grassleaf/hairy blazing star Cimicifuga racemosa - black cohosh Chelone glabra - white turtlehead Aster laevis - smooth blue aster Geranium maculatum - wild geranium Lilium superbum - Turk's cap lily Lobelia siphilitica - great blue lobelia Vernonia noveboracensis - New York ironweed Helenium autumnale - yellow sneezeweed AND ALSO Iris siberica - Siberian iris
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| Wanted: Bamboo Witchhazel Black Locust "Twisty Baby" I know these are big items, but if anybody is good at propagating, it doesn't hurt to ask! |
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| O.K. pholks, here is a long shot (no, it's not about jasper part II *sigh* ) We just had a few buildings built to expand our campus and one of the faculty has asked me if I could get some large (20 gallon?), NICE, flower pots to place next to the entrance doors in front of a few buildings. Heres the deal, if some one had said flower pots to donate to the school "I" would be very greatful, in fact, I would give to this generous person a truckload of fine, finished compost for FREE (delivered within a ten mile radius)(also for free) and a hardy hand shake. I am also sure I could get a tax write off recept (or some such) for this kind person for the value of the flower pots (if in new condition) E-mail me at professrdirt @aol.com and let me know |
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