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Have: Solomon's Seal & False Solomon's Seal

16 years ago

I just discovered numerous plants of both Solomon's Seal as well as False Solomon's Seal in my shady, somewhat wooded, mostly forgotten about (lol) backyard. I'm mostly interested in named hostas, named daylilies, and named irises. Also interested in heuchera, hydrangeas, unusual elephant ears, cuttings (rooted preferred) of hybrid tea roses, and pink, white, or purple flowering perennials. Also open to offers. Let me know what you've got!

Thanks,

Amanda :)

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ramazz
16 years ago
Hi, I have 3 kinds of perennial salvias - salvia verticillata "Purple Rain," salvia transylvanica and salvia regeliana. I also have a few varieties of bearded iris (can provide pics. E-mail me if you are interested.

Becky
ramazz
ravenwv
16 years ago
I would like to do a trade..please check my list to see if you are interested

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List
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ramazz
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Amanda,

Your plants were delivered on May 14 and I have not heard from you or received a box from you. Please send me an e-mail!

Becky
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