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18 years ago

Hi everyone,

This is a stand of my petasites Japonicus which grows in moist shade. I am needing to relocate some and give away some due to some renovation work here. If anyone would like me to bring it to the plant swap on Saturday please let me know. It is difficult to pot so I will bring the root wrapped in wet paper in a plastic bag.Thanks, Kareen{{gwi:1326477}}

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wantoretire_did
18 years ago
Kareen - I would love to have one if it would do well in a wet area in Zone 4. I'll leave that decision up to you. See you Saturday.

Carol
kareen
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi Carol,
I will bring you one . See you then .Kareen

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