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WANTED: Cannas and Hosta

16 years ago

I dont have much to trade as I am just getting started but I have some seeds and some stone crop sedum as well as some oxalis if anyone is interested.

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melvalena
16 years ago
I have some of the plain old tall red cannas and will be at the Denton Swap on Sat.
carrie751
16 years ago
Where are you located in zone 8??
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Lin barkingdogwoods
16 years ago
Hi Weenerdogg -

I have some Tropicana (Phaison) canna to share if you'd like some - the leaves are parti-striped and it blooms orange.

These are at my house in Euless.

Lin
weenerdogg
Original Author
16 years ago
I am in Fort Worth so I think euless may be closest?
carrie751
16 years ago
Weenerdog, if you go to Lin's house in Euless, she can accompany you over to my house if you would like more cannas.
weenerdogg
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi all, I will follow up with you offline regarding the cannas. I found my hosta. Thank you all so much!

Jenn
Lin barkingdogwoods
16 years ago
Hi Jenn -

My email is barkingdogwoods@gmail.com - please let me know if you want me to get some Cannas from Carrie too, as I can dig some up on Thursday.

Lin in Euless

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