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concretenprimroses

15 years ago

For the one in Goffstown on June 1

Solomons seal, miniature regular and varigated mini

Yellow hose in hose primrose

Pulmonaria lung wort

Red euphorbia seedlings

Meadow rue, the fuzzy purple one

I havent' dug it up yet but I could bring some garlic chives, hens and chicks. Need to check my mom's house as she has a bed that is turning back to grass.

Ferns -NOt sure if I should bother to bring any but I dug some up this spring and they are sprouting in the place that I piled them.

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gata
15 years ago
HI. I'd be interested in the yellow primroses. I'll bring some of my primroses along too. I have a double pink, I fuschia with yellow eye, and a dark burgundy double.
Is the meadow rue tall or short? I've recently seen a purple fuzzy one that is very short & small.

Also, are you in the Upper Valley area? That's where I am.
concretenprimroses
Original Author
15 years ago
Yes, I live in Lebanon. The meadow rue is tall, and I have extra because it seeds. Many years ago I was shopping for perennials in flower to put on the tables at my wedding reception instead of cut flowers and the nice man (I'm having a brain cramp and can't remember the name, but he just died) at the place in Quechee gave me a huge one. It was 5 feet tall, and a real showpiece at the reception.
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