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Pennsylvania Gardening
teresagarden

trade perennial-wallingford

teresagarden
13 years ago

I am looking to trade some plants. I am looking for quite a few plants that seem to have disappeared from my garden. lambs ear, mouse ear hosta, columbine, dwarf iris, forget me not, coral bells, shasta daisy,

I have snow in summer, fringe bleeding heart, primrose, perennial begonia, astilbe, large fern, may apple, hosta, loripi, mondo grass (black), bishop weed (nice companion to mondo grass), black eyed susan, moonbeam coriopsis, lamium, etc. ask I may have it.

Excuse the typos. It's late. Been gardening all day...

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