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momof2_2006

Want: Blue Rose of Sharon and Blue Vines

momof2_2006
14 years ago

I need 2 Blue Rose of Sharons. They have to be Blue. I started planting some other rose of Sharons. I left room for 2 blues and ran out of a garden budget.

I also need any vines. Purple or Blue

I bought a fixer upper last year and the back yard is a mess.I'm trying to get some privacy in the most budget friendly way so my 16 year old daughter can use the pool. Although I know it wont happen this year.

I have:

Lily of the Vally

Lilac (babies coming up from the ground)

Silver Lace Vine

Lilies (I have no idea what kind)

I have never traded plants or roots before so you may want to instruct me. Im a newbie.

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