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Would like to do a large sedum trade

14 years ago

I am looking for sedums I don't have, or sedums I have little of and would like more of. Cuttings are fine, plants are fine too. I can trade cuttings or plants. I lost quite a few basic sedums over our harsh winter, so I would like to get cuttings or starts of purple emperor, any dark leafed sedums, dragon's blood, etc.

although I have a larger list of sedums on my 'have' list, this is what is actually available for me to trade from..

Sedum Acre Golden Carpet ( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Aizoon ( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Album ( cuttings)

Sedum Album Bella D. Inverno ( cuttings)

Sedum Angelina ( plants)

Sedum Aurea ( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Autumn Fire ( cuttings)

Sedum Autumn Glory ( cuttings)

Sedum Autumn Joy ( cuttings, possibly plants)

Sedum Blue Carpet ( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Blue Spruce ( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Brilliant( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Button( plants or cuttings)

Sedum Carl Telephium ( cuttings, possibly plants)

Sedum Carmen( cuttings, possibly plants)

Sedum Cauticola Lidakense ( cuttings, possibly plants)

Sedum Erythrostictum Mediovariegatum ( cuttings, possibly plants)

Sedum Frosty Morn ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Fulda Glow( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Hab Gray ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Hybridum Immergruchen ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Iceberg ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Immergruchen ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Jellybean( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Joyce Henderson ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Matrona ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Montanum ( cuttings)

Sedum Neon ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Sarmentosum ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Sieboldii 'Nana' ( cuttings)

Sedum Spurium John Creech ( cuttings)

Sedum Spurium Bronze Carpet( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Stardust ( cuttings)

Sedum Tri-Color ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Turnatum ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Vera Jamison ( cuttings)

Sedum Weihensteplaner Gold ( plants and cuttings)

Sedum Wild Stonecrop ( plants and cuttings)

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