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Have: rooted angels trumpets and blue salvias

13 years ago

Hi all- spring has arrived with plants starting to peak from the mulch. I am totally ready for trades again too. My hubby rooted angel trumpets in our home this winter ( the mother came from the botanical garden). I also have lots of blue salvias to share. Am looking for bearded irises. Thanks

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
13 years ago
Hi sgtlovesbella,

Are you aware that you have no Member Page email link? I imagine it disappeared, as so mny others did, when GW had some recent problems.

chemocurl...aka Sue
sgtlovesbella
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi Sue, I'm a bit rusty at this. How do I fix it? Thanks
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sgtlovesbella
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi msbatt, I have Charles grimaldi, dr. Suess, and a Noid white one from the botanical gardens
tccmills
13 years ago
I would love the cuttings of angel trumpets. one of each.

thanks, email me @
tccmills@att.net
Lisa Ls
13 years ago
Hi sgtlovesbella,

I would like to have your angel trumpet one of each also...
I don't hv bearded irises, but I have Louisiana Iris (Dark purple), butterfly ginger, daylily and also some asian vegetable, please check my trade list.
Send you an email...

Thanks,
Lisa
pata370
13 years ago
I would like to trade for one of your angel trumpets. I have old fashioned bearded yellow iris and also a large new peach bearded iris with very large blooms. the yellow have smaller blooms but never fall over in the rain.
npeaphon
13 years ago
hello i have been looking for angel trumpets, i have to offer a lot of diffeerent seeds, and a few iris
please let me know
Nicky

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