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HAVE: Hibiscus, Wisteria, Rose of Sharon

16 years ago

Here's what I currently have:

-Hardy Dinner-plate Hibiscus (Dark Pink/Fuschia)"Disco Belle Red"

-Hardy Dinner-plate Hibiscus (Pale Pink) "Pink Clouds"

-Hardy Dinner-plate Hibiscus (White/Red center)

-Rose of Sharon (White) "Diana"

-Rose of Sharon (Blue) "Blue Satin"

-Rose of Sharon (White/Red center) "Helene"

-Wisteria Tree Form (Blue) "Blue Caroline"

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Comments (15)

happyseed
16 years ago
I would love to trade some white poppy for your hardy hibiscus with white and red centers or you are welcome to look at my trade list. Happyseed
debbiep_gw
16 years ago
Hi,I would like to trade for your hardy hibiscus pink clouds,blue satin rose of sharon and blue caroline wisteria.Check my list for a possible trade.Debbie
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cynister
Original Author
16 years ago
I'd be happy to trade with you two! I have a few questions about some of your listings...

Debbiep-
1. What is a moonbush & can it live in my zone?
2. Is the pumpkin tree a perrenial? Can I grow it in my zone?
3. Do you know what type of poppy the purple poppy is?

Happyseed-
1. Do you know what type of poppy the white poppy is? Will it live in my zone? I can't find anything about 'Alben' anywhere.
2. Do you know what type the lavender poppy is & will it grow in my zone?

Thanks!
virgiebaby165
16 years ago
Hi: Would like to trade whatever on my list (mostly blues, purples, and pinks)for 6 or more Dinner Plate Hardy Disco Belle Red Hibs (Dk. Pink/Fuschia). I have Luna Blush Hardy Hibs along with various others received in trade I will probably never use. PLMK if intersted in a trade and ask for as many as you might need. I'm Z6....
Ginny B.
cynister
Original Author
16 years ago
Virgie-email coming!
happyseed
16 years ago
Hi, the white poppy is California Alba, sorry I didn't realize I had mispelled it on my trade list. It over winters in some of zone 7 and others as an annual. Long ago Native Americans in California used this poppy for tooth aches and headache pain. It doesn't have the strong alkaloids of opiate poppy but was also used as a food source (root and leaves). The lavender poppy is a bread poppy with a gorgeous laender bloom. Take care, Happyseed
proudgm_03
16 years ago
I sent you an email through GW. If you don't get it email me directly if you want to trade. Thanks.
garden_n_mom
16 years ago
Hello,
I was wondering if you still have any trades left of:
-Hardy Dinner-plate Hibiscus (Dark Pink/Fuschia)"Disco Belle Red"
-Hardy Dinner-plate Hibiscus (Pale Pink) "Pink Clouds"
-Hardy Dinner-plate Hibiscus (White/Red center)
-Rose of Sharon (Blue) "Blue Satin"

You are welcome to anything on my trade list. I also have an offline list that I can trade from.

Please let me know.
garden_n_mom
ollierose
16 years ago
Sent you an email - thanks!
kizzyseeds
16 years ago
Hi, I'm interested in your dinnerplate Hibiscus, esp. the white with red eye. Please peek at my list.
http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/kizzyseeds
Sharon
nuthatch_mo
16 years ago
Hi, I would like some Rose of Sharon Blue Satin. If you have any seeds left please email and I will send you a list of what I have to trade. Thanks
Nancy
cynister
Original Author
16 years ago
Only a few left of the Blue Satin but have many of the others still left!
lillyjane
16 years ago
If you have any left I would really like to have all 3 kinds of the dinner plate hardy hibicus (especially the disco belle red) & also the wisteria tree. This is my first year at ws & I have no seeds trade at this time, but I could offer extra labels or bubble envelopes or postage. let me know it this is something that you would consider. Jan ") (lillyjane)
salempetunia
16 years ago
Hi,
I am interested in these two:Rose of Sharon (Blue) "Blue Satin"
-Rose of Sharon (White/Red center) "Helene
Check out my exchange page for possible swaps.
Mary

Here is a link that might be useful: seed list
mickey26
16 years ago
do you still have any wisteria tree seeds? that is the only thing I am interested in.

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