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Have: Native ferns, and perennials

15 years ago

I have the following available to trade. Looking for rooted shrubs or daylily I don't have. Let me know what you have.

Native ferns

Butterfly Bush Pink Delight, White

Lonicera purpurea

Aguilegia Black Barlow and Yellow

Heuchera

Clematis Roguchi

Clematis Plena Elegans

Clematis Jules Correvon

Clematis Polish Spirit

Tricyrtis Tojen

Rose Carefree Sunshine

Rose Casefree Wonder

Rose Red

Coreopsis Zamphir

Shasta daisy Becky

Tall garden phlox Laura and Nicky

Sedum Blue Spruce

Vinca Common Myrtle

Platycodon

Aster

Rudbeckia

Geranium Rozanne and Rozetta

I can divide the following hosta:

Crusader

Elvis Lives

Lunar Orbit

Allegan Fog

Blue Dimples

Midwest Magic

Mama Mia

Krossa Regal

Golden Tiara

So Sweet

Sunglow

Sunpower

Whirlwind

Independance

Kabitan

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Comments (10)

Nancy
15 years ago
Sending you an email
Pat
15 years ago
I would like to trade some daylilies for these:

Clematis purpurea Plena Elegans
Rose Carefree Sunshine
Rose Carefree Wonder
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sweet_betsy No AL Z7
15 years ago
I am interested in your tricyrtis, geranium, platycodon, and clematis. I have these extras for trade:
salvia leucantha, salvia lyrata, orange crocosmia, alstroemeria, pink beauty cannas, rain lilies, snowdrops,
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mori1
15 years ago
Sent you an email.
flowersoffate
15 years ago
sending email.
antiqueorchid
15 years ago
Hi-Sending you an email.
Denise
PRO
Catrina's Garden
15 years ago
Hi Erin08,
I would love to trade for some of your hostas: Lunar orbit, midwest magic allegan fog, blue dimples and/or whirlwind. Please check my trade list and I have the following dl's available right now: Siloam Paul's suprise, Barbara Mitchel, Super double delight, Gold spider, Pardon Me, and artic snow. I made a post today with some hostas and other things too if you care to check that.
Thanks,
Catrina
daisy_lee
15 years ago
Hi Erin,

I have Japanese Laurel 'Crotonifolia' and would love to trade for your Geranium 'Rozanne.'

Carol
erin08
Original Author
15 years ago
Hosta Lunar Orbit, Allegan Fog and Whirlwind are spoken for.
gardenbud
14 years ago
Do you have ostrich ferns???

Faye

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