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WANTED: Hardy Mums,and Hardy Geraniums

16 years ago

Looking for hardy mums, asters, Black Berry Lily or seeds, geraniums and shade tolerant plants, no hostas, unless they are ones that have very large leaves and have a name, I do have sum and subtance. I am in Zone 5, please review my list as I have most available. Mums are easy to root and would consider a bag of cuttings, if the mum has a name and is legal to propagate, can tell you how to ship unrooted cuttings. Thank you for taking a look!

Tammy

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flowersoffate
16 years ago
i have several shades of dwarf mums..........are they called cushion or button mums? i am not sure. i may have the names of some. the colors are white, yellow, bronze, dark wine or burgundy. there may be a lavender/purple shade. also, i have clara curtis. i can send clumps/divisions of all.....6-10 rooted plants. i will have to check each to see how big of a clump i can send. and poss. a small rooted clematis and/or a named rose of sharon that i am trying to root.
i am interested in small clumps/divisions (not single plants) of red carnation........dianthus caryophyllus and loves parade yarrow. i might also be interested in lonicera ciliosa. and also what shades of red are in the colorado mix of yarrow?
thanks. barb
thelwig55
Original Author
16 years ago
Hello, Red Carnation are Black Knight, a deep red, they are two seasons old pot grown and would love to be out of there pots, some are throwing up babies around the base, love parade also pot grown on second season and has flowered, I just cut them back so they will fill out even more and they should reflower, Colorado mix is a mix color seed packet that I grew last year, I have one pot that is in bloom now it is a rosy red, It seems all of them that have bloomed have been this color, a few more are ready to bloom but I can truely tell their color yet. Honeysuckle, Lonicera ciliosa, is two year old cuttings around 18 inches and branched out pretty will,starting blooms now. Hope we can work out a trade, one thing nice about the potted plants you will have little to no transplant shock.
Tammy
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flowersoffate
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is this dianthus barbatus black knight? or dianthus carophyllus? i will send email.
thelwig55
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