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HAVE: Roses and others

16 years ago

Hi All,

I'd like to trade my 4 plants from the following list with your 4 plants.

Roses:

Archduke Charles (China)

Jean Bach Sisley (China)

Old Blush (China)

Napoleon (China)

Kronprincessin Viktoria (Bourbon)

Maggie (Found)

Caldwell Pink (Found)

Petite Pink Scotch (Found)

Clytemnestra (Hybrid Musk)

Aunt Honey (Buck)

Smith's Parrish (Bermuda)

La Marne (Polyantha)

Mrs. B. R. Cant (Tea)

Manchester Guardian Angel (Tea-Noisette)

Madame Joseph Schwartz (Tea)

Monsieru Tillier (Tea)

Bon Silene (Tea)

Chestnut Rose (Species)

Red Cascade (Minuiature Cl)

Others:

Gardenia (August Beauty)

Vitex (White)

I will send them with soil and pot via the USPS priority mail and I'd ask you do same.

At least with some soil please.

Since my gardening time is very limited with my 20 month old toddler so that I can't give immediate care on bare root plants.

My plants are growing in 2-3/8 x 2-3/8 x 5 inch tree band and 4 plants of them fit perfectly in the Priority Mail box.

I'd consider any perennials, grasses (not running type), shrubs or trees.

Please tempt me.

Thanks,

- Seiko

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Comments (6)

sammiandfargo
16 years ago
I am interested in some Roses, please check my trade list I have a lot of perennials.

Thanks!!
Lisa
badzoe
16 years ago
Hi,

I am interested in the following:
Kronprincessin Vikktoria
Maggie
Caldwell Pink
Aunt Honey

In addition to the items on my exchange list, I have:
Begonia grandis seedlings (hardy)
Hakonechloa macra 'Aurea'
Iris siberica Butter and Sugar
Iris tectorum
Heuchera Dale's Strain
Heuchera Caramel (small)
Toad lilies (small/un-named)
Saxifraga stolonifera 'Maroon Beauty'
Salvia Dorisiana
Corydalis lutea
Astilbe 'Red Sentinal'
Dictamnus albus & D. albus purpurea

Thanks!

Kristi
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seiko_gw
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi Lisa and Kristi,

You've got an e-mail!

Thanks,

- Seiko
kiddo
16 years ago
Hi I have marie pavie,katy rd pink, jefferson,belind's dream

of your I would like cyltemestra, kronprincessin vikktoria,smith parish,lamarne
TIA
Kiddo
paddlehikeva
16 years ago
I am very interested in:
Archduke Charles
Clytemnestra
Madame Joseph Schwartz
Aunt Honey

I have the following rooted roses:
Aviateur Bleriot
Ghislaine de Feligonde
Veilchenblau
Madame Plantier
Alchemist

I also have named and unnamed Japanese, LA, and siberian iris.

Please let me know if you are interested in a trade.
Kathy
decor8inglives
16 years ago
I have several perennials I have potted and some are up and some are not. I have a few love lies bleeding and joseph's coat. Also waiting for white and pink pampas grass to come up. I wish I had more, am just restarting after Katrina, please let me know. Camille

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