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interested in moon gardening...looking to trade

17 years ago

Hi, I am new to moon gardening and really don't know much about it. I have started collecting some seeds to get started and would love to have some plants, as well.

If any one is interested in trading plants or seeds for moon gardening, please let me know.

I have a few of the basics

Calonyction moon flowers

Datura seeds and plants

Brugs

I know their are some phlox and not really much else. :) Sherri

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bismuth
17 years ago
Dats and brugs, huh? I don't know if I have much in the way of moon garden stuff, except Ipomoea tricolor "Pearly Gates", but feel free to look around my trade list.
onesherri
Original Author
17 years ago
I made this same mistake on the garden exchange, Sorry.
I don't have those plants listed above to trade, I only listed them as ones that I already have to get me started. My trade page is not exactly updated but I am pretty sure that I have all that is listed in the have section. Thanks, Sherri
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bismuth
17 years ago
I took a look at your trade page, and a few of those daylilies seem interesting. If I have anything you want, I'm interested in Starman's Quest, Swallowtail Kite, or Tahitian Waterfall. Of course, that's if you're interested in what I have to offer in return. I recently came upon some primrose, too.

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