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I need vines for my trellis/will trade hostas etc.

16 years ago

Hi, I know that it's 6 months off but,I'm starting early. I put up some trellis last summer now I need lots of vines to go on it to block out the most obnoxious neighbor on the planet. No sense in buying the vines when I have lots of hostas (60+ different types) plus astilbe, coral bells, lilies and lots of other perennials to trade. I need vines that will grown well in low light and they don't need to flower.

I'm also looking for some young lilacs that I can plant in this same area. I'm in the White Bear Lake area. Contact me if your willing to trade.

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Julie
16 years ago
Come bring your shovel over if you think you want virginia creeper- or grapevines- there are tons of those here for you!

Julie
jazzygardener
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for the offer. I'll have to look you up next spring.
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sandysgardens
16 years ago
While you're at Julie's with your shovel you can stop by my place, I have lilacs for you.

Sandy
Julie
16 years ago
Yeah- and I'll go with you to Sandy's place- as I have not made it over there yet! I have heard stories for a few years now... and seen pictures! But this spring and summer- it's time for the real deal!

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