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Wanted: 'Blue Moon' honeyberry cuttings or rooted cuttings

15 years ago

I have honeyberry 'Blue Velvet' and no pollinator for it. Blue Moon blooms at the same time as Blue Velvet and I would be willing to make a generous trade for cuttings or especially rooted cuttings of Blue Moon. Check out my tradelists at http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/purpleflora

I can be easiest to email at: dancingwithnature@netcare-il.com .

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: My Tradelists

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Erin (in IL)

You might want to take care of the past trades where members are waiting for their end before arranging any new trades.

Here is a link that might be useful: Reviews under your old member name healing32eire
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WildThings Rescue Nursery
15 years ago
Ah, Erin.

SO glad you are feeling better!

Perhaps, if you have time, now that you are feeling well enough to trade again, you might consider completing your end of our trade from, oh, about a year ago. You remember that huge box of rare plants I sent you, that you raved about how big, healthy & beautiful they were?

Thanks. I'd really appreciate it!

Dawn
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Gee Dawn I was going to say the same thing to Erin. I've been waiting for my plants since 12/07!
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Hoping she makes good on her trades but a safe way for anyone that still wants to trade is to have her send her part first. Then you send yours, no one gets burned that way....Just a thought.

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