HAVE: Red Buds

17 years ago

Hi, I have many red buds for trade, check out my exchange list, but I'm most interested in other native plants, specifically shade.

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stacily
13 years ago
If you still have any, I'm interested. I do have hostas and lilly of the valley. I also have a tiger lilly that has been growing in the shade.
stanowh
8 years ago
Interested in ur red buds.

New to this so let me know how to look at ur list.

I have lots of perennials to trade.
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janmurray1
6 years ago
Would very much like some Redbuds.I have several shade perennials,ferns,several types of hosta,and several things that just pop up from the woodlands in the spring! Celandine poppy,purple trillium[not sure how well they will transplant],violets and trout lily.Most of my property is in the shade.Sometimes I see Cranesbill Geraneums.

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