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Have Sedums

12 years ago

Autumn Delight

Autumn Charm

Vera Jameson

Bertram Anderson

Xenox Rainbow

Chocolate Ball

Elsie's Gold

T Rex

Thundercloud

Matrona

Brilliant

Purple Emperor

spurium Tricolor

Larinem Park

Summer Glory

Looking for other sedum I don't have, or named semp's.

These are all rooted plants - extras from our co-op.

I'm interested in well rooted plants in exchange, no

cuttings.

Thanks

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Comments (3)

SmokyMist
12 years ago
Hey lady :o) I do believe I have some you don't...and would be very interested in trading. I could make you a list tomorrow. These are well rooted in 4" pots right now.
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woodthrush
Original Author
12 years ago
Ok, got a busy day of packing today, but let me know what you have.
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Varigated blooms white Do you mean the foliage is variegated and the blooms are white? If so, it might be Frosty Morn Again...are these cuttings or rooted starts? And do you have a pic of the Tall blue and purple one? I'd dying to know what that one might be. You are welcome to look at my list, maybe you would be interested in some of the sedums, though they would just be cuttings. I don't have the daylilies listed due to preferring to not trade/disturb them frequently....but can send a list. Of interest to me is Emperor's Wave...very! purple emperor .... possibly others once I see or know what the Tall blue and purple one looks like or gets a name.
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SmokyMist
12 years ago
I'll email you. I didn't get to make my list today but promise to tomorrow.
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