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WANTED: Have/Want Impatiens hybrida peach frost cuttings

16 years ago

This may be a long shot, but I would like to find cuttings of any other color of Impatiens hybrida from the Fusion series to exchange cuttings of Fusion Peach Frost for. I would like to establish a stock plant before fall.

I am really only interested in trading for cuttings of this series of Exotic Impatiens at this time.

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Amazindirt (7a TN)
16 years ago
Hey there --

I have a small plant of one of the Fusion series -- it is orangeish, I'll have to go check the name. I would also love a start of your Weigela florida variegata and/or your Oncidium 'Sharry Baby', if we could work out a trade. My plant list is NOT up to date, but amongst many other things I do have Hemerocallis 'Fairy Tale Pink', which I noticed on your list.

Send me an email, we'll see if we can work out a trade. :-)
poisondartfrog
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi amazindirt,
Your plant list matches your name-amazing! Unfortunately the things I like most won't grow in my zone. If you want to trade cuttings of the Fusion impatiens, though, send me an email.
Thanks so much!
Alana
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