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have: moving have: free tender perennials

16 years ago

Since I will be moving, I will not overwinter most of my tender plants. If you are interested- I live in Waldorf, MD, please e-mail me.

I have:

one big clump of black magic elephant ears

canna-orange flowers

abuliton- one variegated and one bella series-red flowers, sweet potatoe vines

variegated cuban oregano

2 burgundy leafed phorium

beautiful coleus

1 Salvia microphylla 'San Carlos Festival,'

1 ruellia elegans

1 variegated geranium-which is kinda stressed from the cool nights.

Tabby

Comment (1)

bungatanjung
16 years ago
Hi. I am interested in your elephant ears, canna, and coleus. Sending you email.
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