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HAVE: Plants in gallon pots

16 years ago

I have lots of plants well rooted in gallon pots

Gardenia August Beauty

LA IRIS Yellow

Sesbania red wisteria rattlebox

Taro Wine Dot

Spiderwort blue

Perrilla

Cane Begonias Torch, Charm, Miss Mummy,serrated spotted

leaf, Angel Wing

Wandering Jew purple

Obedient plant lavender/purple

Plectranthus Mona Lavender

Kalanchoe grows 4' has lovely tubular flowers

Artemesia Oriental Limelight

Kwanso Day Lily

TX Sage/Salvia blue

Salvia Patten's cobalt blue

Mimosa 3'

Confederate Rose double white

Bleeding Heart

False Indigo pink ( looks like creeping Wisteria)

Clara Curtis/Country Girl pink mum

Sedium lavender flowered

Cashmere BOUQUET

Devil's Walking Stick

Anyine want to trade?

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Comments (7)

flowersoffate
16 years ago
i am sending an email.
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Lady
16 years ago
I'm interested in trading. I took a look at your trade list and wonder if your interested in a different trade? From your wish list I have kaempferia satin checks,and a few variegates like kaempferia gilberti, and curcuma figi. I am interested in your globba winitti, phillipine lily, mona lavendar.
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Hi Iso!!!! I just wanted to pop in and say that i would leave them in the 1 gallon pots. Since they were just rooted and the trees haven't grown that much, the root system probably doesn't need to be repotted or even potted up. So i would not disturb the roots at this time. Let them thrive in the same container and enjoy this season to grow and be happy trees. I have several trees in one gallon containers and also some in 3 and 5 gallon containers. The large trees will be root pruned and placed back in the same container. I will not go larger than a 5 gallon container due to having to bring them in every season. Hope you are doing well... We are having some warm temps here on the East Coast and i did bring out some... : ) trees. (50 or so) to enjoy the sunshine and the warm temps. It is just amazing to see how happy they are to get some sunshine right now...im sure that i will bring them in again next week, but for now ... I will probably be doing this for the next month or so..Last year i think i carried them in and out at least 5 times..The things we do for our trees!!! LOL.. But, i love it!!! Hope this helps.. They will be happy left alone in those containers and will continue to grow and become beautiful trees for you!!! Take care Iso!!! Laura
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chrystallake_2007
16 years ago
I am interested in your
Salvia Patten's cobalt blue
I have purple astilbe to trade if you are interested,
Thanks
Melanie
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bigmama4ever
16 years ago
u have mail..norma
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lovepurple
16 years ago
I'd love to trade. I'm interested in your obedient plant,
Plectranthus Mona Lavender, and False Indigo pink.

I've got some astible (deep pink) and right now also have lots of hostas, evening primrose (yellow) shasta daisies and purple globe thistle. Or look at my trade list and see if anything appeals to you.
Andrea
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jeanr
16 years ago
hello,

i would be interested in your:

Cane Begonias: Torch, Charm, Miss Mummy
Cashmere BOUQUET (is this a bush?)
Bleeding Heart (color?)

please see my trade list and see if there is any interest.
thanks, jean
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axelsrose
16 years ago
Have anything left????
Would love that Mimosa!
I have the following:
Kangaroo Paw, red blooming
Brugmansia Whiskers cuttings
Brugmansia Apricot Moonflower, cuttings and rooted
Epiphyllum Oxypetalum, rooted
Epiphyllum Strictum, cuttings
Epiphyllum Marlborough, rooted
Epiphyllum Princess Kelly S, rooted
Epiphyllum Raspberry Ribbon, rooted
Epiphyllum French's Sahara, rooted
Oleander cuttings, red or white
Gooseneck Loose strife
Acer Winter Flame, small about 12 inches, but rooted well
Christmas cactus, hot pink, well rooted
Jacobean Lily bulbs
Picotee Amaryllis bulb
Intersted in anything???? Please let me know, Thanks, Susan
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