Have: Herbs, Perrenials, Hydrangea plants.

15 years ago

Lots of these Herbs:

Chives

Catmint

Sage-Salvia Officinalis

Lemon Thyme creeping

Creeping Germander-Big plant

Annabelle Hydrangea rooted cutting, White Bleeding Hearts,

Pink Bleeding Hearts, Spiderwort(purple),Dwarf plumbago (Ceratostigma plumbaginoides)-blue,

LOOKING FOR:

Buddleia-Bicolor, honeycomb, Heuchera, Tiarella, peony's named, daylillies named, Helleborus, Pulmonaira,Zinnia.

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tsmith2579
15 years ago
I don't have the things to trade you listed in this thread. I looked at your trade list and I see where you are looking for rooted roses. I have a single trade of a well rooted Climbing Caldwell Pink rose. It is medium pink with a lavender undertone when it blooms and fades to light pink. It climbs like crazy. I'd love to trade it for your rooted Annabelle hydrangea.
tsmith2579
15 years ago
Also, please look at my trade list to see if there is anything you may want to trade for the Annabelle. If the typing is bad, please excuse it. My cat is laying around and over my keyboard. - Terry
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jmclaurin
15 years ago
I would love some of your Annabelle Hydragnea and white bleeding heart. I have tiarella oak leaf and spring symphony ready to go. I will send you an email of other things I have available after i check your trade list. Look forward to trading.
hydrangealover
Original Author
15 years ago
I've sent emails please let me know if you didn't get it I still have plenty left.
tthomas88
15 years ago
What color is the hydrangea and do you have any left?

tthomas88
musicaldeity
15 years ago
I am interested in your Hydrangea, spiderwort, and plumbago.

I have several zinnias Purple Prince, Cut and come again Mix, California Giants, Envy, Oklahoma Pink and Candy Cane Orange & Gold. I planted some a week ago and all have sprouted up for me very well.

Let me know if you're interested at all!
hydrangealover
Original Author
15 years ago
emails sent
hydrangealover
Original Author
15 years ago
Still looking to trade, anyone?
cliviajohn
15 years ago
Hey,

Do you still have a hydrangea left? I have small plumerias I've grown from seed. There about three inches high with lots of leaves, very healthy...also have small white christmas cactus, several inches high, has bloomed before..To make it a fair trade, you could send a small hydrangea. PLMK,

John
bernadette_gourder
15 years ago
I would love to have a plant of your Annabelle if there is any left. I don't think I have any of the flowers you mentioned but perhaps you are interested in others?

I have Irises of different shades of purple
Orange daylilies
Holly Hocks
Echinacea (Purple Coneflower)
Wild Geranium
Wild Columbine
Ferns of all kinds
Trilliums
Violets
Sweet William
Pink Phlox
My list goes on . . .

Please let me know!
hydrangealover
Original Author
15 years ago
Still have some trades left not sure if I missed anyone.

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