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Have: Oakleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) seedlings

15 years ago

My Oakleaf hydrangea is coming up in the cracks between the rocks in my garden path. My spouse is threatening to remove the larger ones, and the tiny ones are in the middle of the path even more so. They just can't stay there and get any bigger.

So, I have a couple small oakleaf hydrangeas I must dig up. I'd like to trade them for something on my list. I can probably throw in other items on my have list, too, depending on what they are. The hydrangeas are only about two inches tall right now, but are coming out with bright green leaves of Spring.

I believe Hydrangea quercifolia is native to parts of the Eastern US. It does great in my zone 7 or 8 with very hot, hot short summers. It is pretty in Spring and Fall.

Let me know what you want to trade for a two-inch tall oakleaf seedling, or for a taller one from last year. All the ones in my rock path need to go.

Thank you for any trades.

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Comments (7)

weineydog8
15 years ago
Yu've got mail.

Thanks,
Sherry
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Hi pinkspoonbill,

I would love to trade for more than one 2" seedling, or even a bigger one (or two) from last year.

You listed as wanting unusual things...well how about multiple starts of the Pussytoes linked below for the seedlings, or something else from my list for a bigger one from last year.

I hope you can see the pic. LMK...Thanks.

Sue...chemocurl

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felisar (z5)
15 years ago
I would love some of your seedlings. Please look at my trade list and let me know if your are intested in a trade.
Thanks,
Felisa
jen_frazier
15 years ago
hello. do you possibley have any left? plmk!
Jennifer
dees
15 years ago
I would love to trade for one of your bigger oak leaf hydrangeas. I will have several trout lilies, but they aren't up yet, here.
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whisst
15 years ago
Hi there do you have any of the seedlings left? If you do would you mind terribly to look at my exchange list and see if we cand do a trade? PLMN
thanks alot whisst
chrmann
15 years ago
I would be interested in several of your oakleaf hydrangeas.

Right now, I have the following to exchange:
Whip-poor-will trillium (Trillium Cuneatum)
white iris
buttercups
Grape Hyacinth
mixed heirloom iris

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