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wanted: want very large ferns

11 years ago

We have a shady wet area toward the end of a steep slope and I would like some BIG ferns to go with oak leaf hydrangea and hosta. Could pick up within five miles of North West DC (Chevy Chase Circle). Have about six varieties of disease-free hosta that I could offer in exchange, or could dig up some small oak leaf hydrangea.

Thanks, lisa

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nancymd2
11 years ago
Lisa-- sent you an email.
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