HAVE: Salvia Koyamae--Yellow Salvia

16 years ago

Have starts of this salvia available, they are a nicely rooted plant, growing in a yogurt cup to give referance of size. Interested in rooted rose cuttings or Hostas, Heuchera, Sedums.

Tempt me please.

Gerry

Here is a link that might be useful: Information on the Salvia

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Melinda Hagen
16 years ago
I would love some of this!! I have a small division of stormy seas heuchera or several sedums listed on my page. Or I have Strutter's ball or Joan senior daylily. thanks, Melinda
badzoe
16 years ago
I would love a start of this. I took a peek at your trade list too and I would also love a couple of rose cuttings--*Comtes de Champagne* and Jacques Cartier and Stanwell Perpetual. I was bit by the rose bug this year and I now have an addiction. To trade, I have small starts of baptisia australis, heuchera caramel and sedum cauticolum. I also have items listed on my exchange page.

Thanks,

Kristi
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I am interested in your yellow sage. I have a well rooted cutting of weigelia florida variegata, 1 year old own root plants of roses The Fairy and Yellow Ribbons, Johnson's Blue Hardy geranium, if you are interested in any of those. I also have an old pink moss rose I have never identified that came from an old cemetery which roots easily. It is blooming now. Email me if you would like a photo.
maria
16 years ago
Hello, if you still have this Salvia to trade, I am interested. I have:

Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'
Heuchera 'Lime Rickey'
rooted Sedums 'Angelina' and 'Matrona'

Or please see my trade list. Thanks for your consideration.

Maria

Here is a link that might be useful: My list
pnwjoy54
16 years ago
Do you still have some yellow salvia for trade?

I have a lot of different Sedum to choose from.

Sedum 'Autumn Joy'
Sedum spurium 'Tricolor'
Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood'
Sedum acre
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sedum 'button'
sedum hispanicum minus
sedum spurium fuldaglut
sedum pulchellum
sedum purple emperor
sedum baby tears
sedum spathulifolium 'carnea'
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and a few other really nice ones that I unfortunantly lost the tags for (I can send photos)

PLMK

Thanks,

Joy(pnwjoy)
penelope
16 years ago
Hi Gerry,
You have mail

Penny
gerry_wyomingpa
Original Author
16 years ago
Has everyone gotten my E mail on this. I have only heard back from one person, and I want to be sure.

Gerry
badzoe
16 years ago
Gerry,

I have not heard from you.

Kristi
annette_1964
16 years ago
Hi,
Sent you an email.
Annette
annette_1964
16 years ago
Gerry,
My emails will not go through to you, but I can get yours. I would love to trade some liriope grass for several of the salvias if you have them. Let me know when you can ship. I can ship the first of next week.

Email me.

Annette
barbcoleus
16 years ago
I'd be happy even with seeds. I have muhly grass as well as seeds from ornamentl millet

Barb
annette_1964
16 years ago
Gerry,
Still having trouble getting through to your email. Are you having trouble or is it just me.

Please email me.
Thanks,
Annette Barrett
3945 Loss Brook Road
Manning, SC 29102
gerry_wyomingpa
Original Author
16 years ago
Anette,

I sent you an e mail with my address, hope you got that. I will ship Mon or Tue at latest for you.

Gerry

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