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Woodland Plants-spring trade

flowersandbirds4ever

16 years ago

Pink Lady Slipper

Jack in the pulpit- Arisaema triphyllum

Trout lily-Dog tooth violet

Trillium Painted- Trillium undulatum

Trillim purple-Wake Robin

Looking for :wants on list can be tempted with -coneflowers-named,daylilys named,hosta named,roses named.grapes named,heuchera named,clematis named,lillium -named,peonies -named.Or just ask you never know-Not for postage thanks Rosie

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Comments (8)

cass_70
16 years ago
I have hosta striptease
lillium Tigrinum Splendens
for your trilliums
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flowersandbirds4ever
Original Author
16 years ago
Cass you have no email to get a hold of you-please email me rosie
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medontdo
16 years ago
i have margarita hosta. is your pink lady slipper a orchid? i'm looking for the fairy garden flower. :'))
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rosebud43
16 years ago
I have a lot of your wants. Please check out my trade page.
Phyllis
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inthegarden_k
16 years ago
hi,
i have sent you a few emails, but heard nothing back. have you recd them?
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kvalentz
16 years ago
I have sent you email.
Kathy
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perennialfan273
16 years ago
Rosebud I sent you an e-mail about doing a trade this spring. I sent it from an aol account instead of from a yahoo account. My aol account name is mryan7926@aol.com.
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perennialfan273
16 years ago
flowersandbirdsfoverer, I'm really sorry about all this. I didn't intend for their to be any confusion. But if you look in the blog, you'll see that rosebud43 posted there, and that's who the message was intended for. I can understand why you may have responded, because your name is rosie and there's also a gardenweb member named rosebud. But anyway, that's beside the point. The point is it wasn't for you. Anyway, I just don't want to have any hard feeling between us. Friends?
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