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wanted: want tx native perennials

12 years ago

I am in Plano, TX and would like to find some TX native perennials that require minimum water. Do you have any that you can divide? I have water lilies, fall obedient plants, liriope, and iris that I can exchange.

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melvalena
12 years ago
Check out our Plant Swaps for things like this. There's one in Denton this weekend. Lots of things listed in that thread.
melvalena
12 years ago
Just to clarify, the Plant Swap this weekend isn't actually in Denton. Its in Highland Village. See the
Denton County Plant Swap thread for details.
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carrie751
12 years ago
Looks as if Calloways' has your answer this Saturday......check out your local one if interested.
susan75023
12 years ago
Hi, please contact me at Susan75023@verizon.net. I may have some plants you can use. No trade necessary. I am out of room.
Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
12 years ago
I've got a native Elderberry if you could use one. It's fragrant when I mow downwind from it. I've got one already dug up in it's own pot.

Interested?
Xtal

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