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free lily of the valley - you dig

wantoretire_did

18 years ago

Hello - I'm still trying to get rid of my Lily of the Valley. It's spread into the lawn. Please, come and dig and it's yours!!

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tracywag
18 years ago
Where abouts are you?

Tracy in Binghamton
wantoretire_did
Original Author
18 years ago
Tracy - I am just a couple of miles west of Saratoga Springs. We estimate there are a couple of hundred plants.

Carol
adkmountaingirl
18 years ago
Hi, CJ. (didn't we meet at last year's plant swap??)

I live in Wilton and would love to come over and dig up as many plants as you'll give me. E-mail me privately and I'll give you my phone number so we can make plans, okay?

Cool ~ thanks for posting! Hope to hear from you soon...

Happy Gardening!

adkmountaingirl
Wilton
wantoretire_did
Original Author
18 years ago
They are all gone :-)
adkmountaingirl
18 years ago
Wow ~ that was sure fast, but I'm sure you are glad to be finally rid of them, right??

Just curious, will you be at the 6-11 plant exchange?

adkmountaingirl
Wilton, MY
wantoretire_did
Original Author
18 years ago
I sure will - I'm on the signup list.

See you there!
wantoretire_did
Original Author
17 years ago
Wooops!! They're back. There are still a couple of square feet of LOV that came up. Last call or its the weedwhacker and lasagna bed.

Carol

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