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Have: Red Buckeye - Aesculus pavia

15 years ago

I have Red Buckeye (Aesculus pavia) seedlings.

I also have Firebird Crape Myrtle - Lagerstroemia indica 'Firebird', Mock Orange and Sweet Olive (small rooted cutting) plants.

I'm especially interested in Dahlias, evergreen Daylilies and low growing shrubs (stay under 4 feet) but I'm open to any offer.

Please check my exchange list.

Thanks,

- Seiko

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WildThings Rescue Nursery
15 years ago
Hi Seiko!

I'd love a few of your Aesculus, (If you have any left), in about a month or so, to go along with our annual Water Hyacinth trade!

Dawn
perennialfan273
15 years ago
Seiko,

I have some evergreen juniper which doesn't get very big. I also have some witch hazel seedlings I'd be willing to trade for the aesculus pavia seedlings. I've been looking for this for a REALLY long time so I'm glad I saw this post.
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paddlehikeva
15 years ago
Seiko,

If you still have any Aesculus pavia available, I would be interested in working out a trade. I am not sure what rooted shrubs will survive the brutal winter temperatures we had this year, but hopefully you can find a daylily on my list if none of the shrubs make it.

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