HAVE: Various Perennials & Tree Seedlings To Trade

9 years ago

I have been creating new beds and moving plants around and I have an overabundance of the following plants. If you are interested, please check my trade list! Happy gardening!

- Chameleon Plant (pictured)
- Wild Strawberry Ground Cover
- Peppermint Plants
- Pinoak & Other Oak, Cottonwood, Maple Trees(6-12" seedlings)

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mamabear
9 years ago
I can Trade some Lilac Bushes (rooted only)
And Any interesting Daylilies (other than orange,I have a million of them!!)
For some Hosta And Pink Mimosa Tree seedlings
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