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| Last message was Oct 05. I check here quite often but nobody is posting. This is spring (well, almost) and we should be TRADING!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| I'm here!! Whatcha got to trade? I'm looking for a big trade. Hey, you live in Arkansas and I live in southern Missouri, maybe we could do an "in person" trade? |
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- Posted by grammy_graham 6 Southern MO (My Page) on Mon, Mar 27, 06 at 18:13
| Whatcha got to trade? I'm in Southern Missouri too. |
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| I have: light purple creeping phlox (hardy variety), periwinkle, mums, a few hen and chicks, a few iris rhizomes, climbing ivy, monkey grass, dwarf cock's comb seed, light purple wisteria seed, varigated vinca, and probably several others I have forgotten right now. I like the shorter perennial plants that bloom in summer when nothing else is blooming. I am not good with seed. Just plants...:-) I also like begonias (don't have much luck with tuberous though). Also african violet or chocolate soldier houseplants. I like unusual plants so whatcha' got to offer gals???? |
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- Posted by mulberryknob z6OK (My Page) on Sat, Sep 30, 06 at 23:08
| I have Naked Ladies (Lycoris Squamigera) and daffodils, double and single yellow, to trade to someone who is close enough to Stilwell Ok to come dig on the halves as my back won't allow me to do much anymore and my relatives and friends have taken all they want. I would like to have Oriental lilies, fritillarias, crocus, hellebores, species tulips reblooming daylilies. |
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