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Have-Grapefruit Mint,Choc mint,+Apple Mint

14 years ago

Hello I have rooted cuttings of Grapefruit mint, and rooted divisions just now popping up chocolate mint, and unrooted cuttings(youll have to root yourself am starting cuttings today may have roots when you get it easy)

I am wanting Mints I do not have..Peppermint..Candy Mint,pineapple mint, ginger mint pretty much any real mint plants..as for relatives i can always use more catnip..thanks..post message here..i will receive it Lynn

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lynnfrazer
Original Author
14 years ago
meant to say unrooted cuttings of applemint
perennialfan273
14 years ago
Hello

I'm interested in all your mints, but I'm REALLY interested in the apple mint (will this be a division??).

I have spearmint and peppermint. Also may have some catnip, will have to check. I also have some scented geraniums I could send cuttings of. Please send me an e-mail at someguy00273952@yahoo.com if interested.

Thanks!
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felisar (z5)
14 years ago
I am very interested in your grapefruit and apple mints. Unfortunately I don't have any mints to trade but please look at my 'have' list and see if there is anything that interests you.

Thanks
ihana
14 years ago
I have peppermint, and will trade for your grapefruit mint and apple mint, please.

I can just pull you up a bunch of the wildly growing peppermint from my deck containers.
ihana
14 years ago
Oh, by the way, it's not "wild peppermint", it's just growing wildly. I planted it last year and thank heavens I only put it in containers! It is taking OVER my strawberry pots!
ihana
14 years ago
Oh, by the way, it's not "wild peppermint", it's just growing wildly. I planted it last year and thank heavens I only put it in containers! It is taking OVER my strawberry pots!
lynnfrazer
Original Author
14 years ago
hi Ihana sent you an email

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