WANTED: Bee Balm and Lemon Balm

jennlynn_1

16 years ago

Wanted bee balm or lemon balm that will grow in zone 8. Will trade or paypal.

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ediblegardengoddess
16 years ago
Hi i have very hardy perinnial Lemon Balm would love to trade for your crocusmia bulbs.PLMK snd me an email,thanks,Sheila
ibartoo
16 years ago
HI Jennylynn, I can send you all of the honeysuckle you could want and I have some lemon balm too. I would happily trade for some of your sedum and bluebell bulbs. Please email me and let me know. Thanks, Linda
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