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WANTED: Brugs - I have a variety to choose from for a trade

16 years ago

I just saw some beautiful brugs up close and inperson over the weekend and have decided that I have to have one *wink*. Looking for a young cutting that I can nurture and grow up here in zone 5 Upstate NY. I will be bringing it in for the winter of course.

I have many perennials to trade and just started harvesting columbine seeds. If you have some seeds you are looking for I have a great resource... they are retail seed packs but a large variety of the great plants that everyone loves, just let me know. I dont think I have anything quite as fancy as a brugs so I can trade multiple items for it...

Would love to find someone close to me to trade with! Anyway, send me an email...

Happy Gardening!

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rose_hip
16 years ago
Hey we would love to trade for perenials. i have two kinds,
Pink, and Yellow. I can send cuttings of each,(I have rooted one's of the pink already)the yellow will root for you in just a few weeks!! Well let us know, Thanks, Terry.
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