HAVE: 2 hardy kiwi, one male, one female

ferncreek

16 years ago

These are hardy to zone 4, & produce small sweet-tart fruits with tender, edible skins.

Looking for rooted Himalayan sweetbox, yellow corydalis, & Persicaria 'Lance Corporal' at this time.

Thanks!

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fable
16 years ago
Hi Ferncreek, I have Lance Corporol and persicaria Red Dragon that I can divide. I also have another persicaria but I cannot think of its name right now. I also have corydalis lutea(which can be a problem sending through the mail) I do have some nice ones in pots that may not be as stressed as those from transplanting. DO you have any Lobelia siphilitica available? Lynne
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myartichokeheart
16 years ago
Your fat yellow Lycoris bulbs are in my possession and go into a Priority Box tomorrow. Those suckers were $7 apiece! They'd better make LOTS of Lycorises.

Great trade. Thanks!

Kip
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