Have: Strawberries, purple monarda

14 years ago

Have bunches of small, rooted june bearing strawberry plants. Also have tons of purple monarda, spearmint and lavender.

Things I am interested in include:

Bearded irises, raspberries, lilacs (not purple), pink bleeding hearts, peonies, honeysuckle, and old fashioned fragant roses.

Might be tempted by other things, too.

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tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
Chech my list. I can also get a beautiful cutting off my Wineberry Raspberry plant too. =) I'd love some purple monarda, spearmint & lavender. LMK

- Steve
threekittygarden
14 years ago
Hi,
I am interested in trading your purple monarda with white double lilac.
Let me know.
Thank You,
Tita
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mamamy@msn.com
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tn_veggie_gardner

threekittygarden

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