I have Butterfly Bushes Rooted for Trade

12 years ago

I have some well rooted Butterfly Bush cuttings for trade. I have 4 varieties (BiColor, Pink Delight, Nahno Purple and Blue Chip)

If you aren't familiar with Butterfly Bushes also known as Buddelia, they grow super fast and can grow bush size in only one year, have beautiful, panicle shaped blooms, attracts loads of butterflies and blooms from late spring to fall. I also have many more things to trade, just look at my list.

I am looking to trade for anything on my list but I am open to whatever you have to offer.

Please email me at aprilstreasurechest@comcast.net if interested in trading.

Hugs, April

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jlee160
12 years ago
I am sending u an email:)
browneyedsusan_gw
12 years ago
I am interested in doing a large trade to save on postage.
From your list I have:
Showy perennials-please check my on-line list
Obedient Plants-"Vivid"
Purple Coneflower, also "Summer sky"
Spirea- Shibori, cuttings of Bridal wreath
Perennial Herbs-oregano, mints, cuttings of Georgia savory
Yarrow-Coronation gold
Lantana Miss Huff
Passion Flower-incarnata
Perennial Geraniums-sanguinea
Shade Plants: Hosta ventricosa, lamium (silvery leaves, yellow flwrs), variegated Solomon's seal, dwarf mondo grass

I am interested in your:

Butterfly Bushes: Blue Chip (rooted cuttings)
Verbena Homestead (rooted cuttings)
Catawba Crapemyrtle (rooted cuttings)
Silene "Rolly's Favorite" (rooted cuttings, medium size clump)
Rose Mallow "pink" (division)
Where cuttings are indicated, I would like rooted cuttings only, as I am not good at rooting things my self.
Please let me know if you are interested in a trade.
Thanks,

Susan.
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WANTED: Wanted: Butterfly Bush cuttings, rooted or not.
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If you can wait a couple months, I have Attraction, Bi-Color, Black Night, Pink Delight, Royal Red, White Profussion, Nanho Purple, and Honeycomb. My butterfly bushes are still at ground level for the year. I cut them down every year. I wouldn't suggest Honeycomb for your zone though and you may have to check on the rest. I do not know which ones are hardy to zone 4, I just know Honeycomb is boarderline in my zone. I do not need any more butterfly bushes though and I have no idea how to make butterfly cush cuttings.
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I have lots of cuttings if anyone want a box of cuttings, all colors black knight, white frost, white profusion, red royal, pink delight, pink charming, adonis blue, purple affection, summer beauty, and a noid med. lavender. will also trade for hybrid daylilies I have enough common lilys would like some doubles and spiders or?
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I dont have anything you want, but of the host plants i have a 12-18 inch thistle patch i could ship some to you for PL host plant
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HAVE: i have butterfly bushes for some daylillies
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Meadow- Have you posted at the daylily forum or just been lurking? We love to enable new people to daylily growing. Why don't you go over and do a post introducing yourself? There have been quite afew newer people who have started posting and now are regulars on the daylily forum. Just my thought but I think you would have much better luck with any trades if you were someone that we all "know" from being a regular on the forum. Were on Long Island are you? I am in Nassau County on the North Shore. I hope you do know that you can't plant your newly acquired daylilies near your ditch lilies as those will take over and you would soon have nothing left but ditch lilies.
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ibartoo
12 years ago
Hi April, I would love to trade for some of your buddleia. I have some passiflora blue crown, lantana ( pink caprice rooting now) also new gold Mrs. Huff and lavender trailing. ( all of these should be rooted in about 3 weeks. I have a few other things too. Please drop me a note if you are interested.
Thanks, linda
mamasllamas
12 years ago
i have coneflowers would like bicolor butterfly bushes
emailed you

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