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Have Japanese Maple Seedlings

16 years ago

Another Spring, another crop of Japanese maple seedlings. These seedlings are about 1-2" high and have their first set of true leaves. I can send about 2-3 dozen per trade.

The leaves range from green to red, but I do believe that none of them will be a true red as they age. They are not the fancy exotic trees but more of the basic Japanese Maples, although there is some variety to them. I can't spray or rake until I dig these up. I would trade for a few daylily fans, bulbs (I collect daffodils) or ??? I like pinks and whites. I don't want the trader to spend more that the 1 pound priority rate since I don't think the Japanese maples will weigh more than a pound if even close to that. Let me know if you want to trade!

thanks,

Trish

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freckles09
16 years ago
Hi Trish,
I have Dooley hydrangea and Indian Head ginger, both rooted. I would love to try the Japanese Maples. Lmk and thanks, Freckles09
dcal7067
16 years ago
Dont have any of what u want in trade list; would u consider postage?
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hey Trish, I would love to have some of your Jap Maple seedlings. The only plants I have to trade right now are some cherry seedlings. These are fast growers and have large crops of dark red cherries on long stems. The "momma" tree was a gift to my dad many years ago so we don't know what kind it is but the cherries are very sweet and beautiful and they make great pies or just eating fresh. I do have some pink peonies, but it will be on into the summer before we well be dividing these. LMK what you think or if you'll be willing to trade for postage. Thanks so much, Joel.
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Hi, Trish! I have been DYING to get my hands on some Japanese Maple. I don't have a ton to trade, as I'm a relative newbie, but I'd be willing to do a SASBE trade, or purchase some from you. I do have seeds to trade, if you're interested in those at all (jalapeno, green bell pepper, black beauty eggplant, asian cabbage, baby leaf spinach, and pepperoncini). I do, however, have seeds and seedlings of Japanese Lantern Plants that I could trade, if you're interested in those. Thanks!
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rosebud43
16 years ago
I also love pink, so I'm sure you'll find something on my trade list. Of course it's frozen here so I can't dig yet. Do you know the cultivar? Phyllis
botanicals4u
16 years ago
Would love to have as many of your Japanese Maple seedlings as you can send. I have not yet got this years trade list up. I have the common orange daylily both single and double and also a pretty yellow named variety but I lost the tag. I have 3 or 4 kinds of historic iris and plain yellow daffodils. I have some rooted five-leaf Akebia (chocolate vine). Lots of Catnip plants, peppermint and I think spearmint. Also the eastern Wild Columbine and Confederate Violets. Anything interest you? Please let me know, Thanks, Carol
momamamo
16 years ago
Hi! I'd love to trade for 3 of your seedlings. I have daylily fans in a soft peach that are just beautiful. I also have day-flowering "evening primroses" that are about 2' tall and have a glowing yellow flower; also a gorgeous garden mum that you can look at in the Photo Gallery. When you get there, type in my user id : momamamo, and you'll find a photo there. Thanks! maureen
trish_ca
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi Carol, (botanicals4u)
I emailed you but it came back...so, I can send about 5 dozen of the seedlings for your daffodils if you would like. Thanks, Trish
botanicals4u
16 years ago
Hi Trish,

The seedling came looking good. They are planted and doing well. You did a great job of packing!

Thanks!
Carol

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