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wanted hosta and gas plant divisions

17 years ago

i am looking for hosta and gas plant divisions . if anyone is interested let me know. i am willing to trade other sun loving perennials and shrubs in exchange for these. i have corepsis, spirea, creeping phlox, roses , and all kinds of other stuff anyone interested let me know.

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hammerl
17 years ago
Where are you located?
deputeewinston
Original Author
17 years ago
corning ny about 2 hours away
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hammerl
17 years ago
Hmmm. I'd gladly divide some of my hostas in the spring, but I'm not really near Corning. I'm in Amherst, north of Buffalo. I'd have been interested in the creeping phlox and possibly roses. I don't have gas plants.

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