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Minnesota Gardening
mngardener1

HAVE: Ostrich Fern and Pachysandra

mngardener1
16 years ago

I am rennovating two shaded areas so would like to remove all of my ostrich fern and groundcover - Pachysandra. The ground cover is wonderful, still green even after the winter - maintenance free plant! I am going mulch instead, so it has to go. I would love to trade for coneflowers, russian sage, gayfeather, or any type of lilies except daylily. Any takers?

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