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WANTED: Looking for Some Mints and other things

9 years ago

'm redoing the Herb Garden Need: Orange, Lavender, Egyptian, Macho,
Moroccan, Banana, Habek Mint
Any hybrid Lily or Dayliliy, Daffodil, Snowdrop, Peruvian Lily,
Toad Lily, Yellow Crocosmia that is just bulbs.
Lots of Perennials too: Leptodermis, Pieris, Mukdenia,Veronica, Silver Gem Violet,
Witch Alder (Fothergilla major and Fothergilla gardenii), White Spiderwort,
Yarrow (Rose/Purple), Delphenium, Corydalis, Crowberry, Silverlace Vine,
Datura, Sweetspire, Salt Cedar or Tamarix Bush, Astrantia,
Ferns: Regal Red, Ghost, Autunm Brilliance, Japanese Painted, Dryopteris erythrosora,
Grasses: (Hardy in Zone 5)
Hakone Grass, Japanese Silvergrass, Blood Grass, Switchgrass, Blue Oat Grass
Dwarf Oakleaf Hydrangea, Named Hosta,
Showy Named Stonecrop, Sedum 'Abbey Dore', 'Amber','Munstead'
Perovskia, Edelweiss, Lewisia, Buttonbush Cephalanthus occidentalis,
Sedum "Raspberry or Cherry Truffle, Birthday Party, Beach or Pool Party, Autumn Charm,
Class Act, Frosty Morn, T-Rex, Bon-bon, Red Cauli, 'Black Jack', 'Chocolate Drop',
Sedum 'Cloud Walker' 'Crystal Pink', 'Maestro', 'Picolette', 'Pinky', Clematis Purple
Royal Velvet mint - Melittis melissophyllum, Lily of the Vally Tree or Sourwood Sorrel,
Sunburst Sunflower Heliopsis, Coneflower "Orange", Enkianthus,
Mountain Golden Banner or Golden Pea,
Aspen Daisy, Sea Thrift, Meadowsweet, Summer Sweet, Hardy Ice Plant 'Gold Nugget'
Mountain Banner- Golden Pea, Centaurea 'Lemon Fluff',
Lamium 'Purple', 'Pink', Mazus, Euphorbia 'Tiny Time',
Coreopsis 'Route 66, Heaven's Gate', Perennial Aster,

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KatsPlants
9 years ago
I have a lot of plants in your list here. Are all the plants what you are looking for, or just the herbs? I have apple mint, chocolate mint, and may be getting peppermint before October. I have LOTS of Sedum I could share, mostly the Autumn Joy variety, one that is white that turns to a very pale pink, Stonecrop two varieties.

I'm waiting on one trader to see if she is still going to trade with me. If she isn't I could trade with you. I'm looking for mostly flowering bushes or trees, like Hydrangeas (all variety's). blue Hostas, etc..
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