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HAVE: 2 Paw Paw trees,1 Boysenberry

16 years ago

The Paw Paw Trees are 1 male,1 female

I am looking for these trees:

Red Japanese Maple

Plum

Apple

Peach

Cherry

Also,strawberries and blueberries.

I have 2 Paw Paw trees to trade 1 male and 1 female.

These are worth about $20 each-interested in above trees and Named Daylilies on my wants list or offers.No postage please.

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Comments (9)

birdboyhg
16 years ago
I am intersted in foxgloves and your paw-paws. what colors of foxglove do you have and how old are the paw-paws? I have Variegated tri-colored sedum, dutchmans breeches (wild bleeding heart), and hardy orange poppy. I have a few others in my list you may be interested in as well, and maybe you have a few others that I am looking for. let me know by mail.
ediblegardengoddess
16 years ago
hi, i have a red maple approx 12" to trade for your boysenberry bush,please E-mail me,thanks,Sheila
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wishnforspring
Original Author
16 years ago
I have emailed both of you
bigred
16 years ago
if you haven't already traded these away,I have:
bears breech
daylilies:
Addie Branch Smith
Chaominx(if I can locate it)
Chinese Scholar
Daring Dilemma
Eye of Newt
Siloam Plum Tree

Echinacea "Double Decker"
dwarf iris from Scheider,tags long since lost,mix but no Michael Paul in the mix
heliopsis "Loraine Sunshine
jap.painted fern
un-named
Burundy Lace
Ursala's Red
Applecourt(crested)
Lady in Red
Golden Rain tree
paulowina tomentosa

PP
wishnforspring
Original Author
16 years ago
Bigred,
I also mailed you.
birdboyhg
16 years ago
I never got an email. I am very interested it you could ttry again. birdboyhg@aol.com
pjb3811
16 years ago
Hi wishnforspring,
I just saw your post and thought you might have some information to share. How can you tell if a paw paw is male or female? I have 2 trees that are in their 3rd season, but the nursery where I bought them did not distinguish between the genders. they are growing very slowly, now only about 2 ft tall. Neither has ever produced blossoms. Any ideas for me?
Thanks,
PJ
billcolq
15 years ago
Hi,
I'm a late poster on this one, so you've probably already traded the Paw Paw away. I also like boysenberries.

I have 1st year McIntosh apple trees.

I also have a hybrid strawberry that's vigorous, sweet and very early. I started with just 20 small transplants and now, a year and a half later, have a patch 50' X 4' that's full of berries. I can't tell you what the hybridization is because the local grower from whom I got it doen't want competition from other local growers. But it is a good one.

I'm also live in upstate NY so my things would probably do well for you. Well, maybe you could let me know if you are interested. Thanks - Bill BC08@localnet.com
wishnforspring
Original Author
15 years ago
Sending you a email :0)
Lisa

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