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Named Hostas for Named Hostas.

14 years ago

I have the following hostas to trade:

Guacamole - 3 eyed division

Touch of Class - 3 eyed division

Single eyes:

Blue Mouse Ears

Cherry Berry

Grand Tiara

Please post here or email me (please include your GW nick) you are interested in trading.

Both GT and BME aren't perfect looking because they have been nibbled on by slugs, but they are fine otherwise.

These are links to pictures of the plants I am trading:

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If you want to trade for either of the multiple eyed hosta I'd expect multiple eyes (either single eyes of different hosta or multiple of the same) in return.

I am looking for small to medium named hosta I don't have, unless it's a large hosta specifically mentioned on my want list. I also tend to prefer variegated hosta to solids, but you can still try to tempt me.

Susan

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Comments (6)

marchela
14 years ago
Hi Susan,
I would love to have Touch of Class by first class mail :)
If you are interested, please e-mail me.

I have
small parts
teaspoon
baby blue eyes
imp
peanut
cracker crumbs
teeny-weeny bikini
twist of lime
If you will find someth. from my list I will check if it's availab.
Please let me know.
fable
14 years ago
Hi I live on LI also. Maybe we could set up a in person trade or garden tour. You said you are looking for an N I have nigrescens. It is a all green upright hosta. Large! If interested email me and I will send a picture. I also have Yellow Slash Rim for Y. I may have Zager's White Edge for Z. I will check. I lost my Touch of Class to voles and would love to replace it. but I am open to others. Lynne
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debplus3
14 years ago
Hi Susan,
I sent you an e-mail. I would like to trade for the blue mouse ears.
Deb
dak11801
Original Author
14 years ago
Still available:

Guacamole
Grand Tiara
Cherry Berry
claysoil
14 years ago
For your Guacamole, I have the following minis to mix and match:

Baby Bunting, 3 eyes
Faithful Heart, 1 eye
Little Wonder, 1 eye
Munchkin, 3 eyes

I also have an eye of Veronica Lake which is nicely variegated.
dak11801
Original Author
14 years ago
All hostas are spoken for at this time.

Sorry Claysoil

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