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Last Chance=Spring Swap

10 years ago

I have some special trade only plants. These are not little plants. All are to be dug, not potted.
Jassberry Jam Hibiscus
Wonderblue Lilac
Phanton JoePye Weed
Goldmound Spirea 1 big plant and 4 baby ones for regular trade

I am looking for something nice for my bog or shade garden. NAMED ee I don't have, red or yellow native honey suckel, genger, I don't know, tell me what you have hide back.

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browneyedsusan_gw
10 years ago
Tony,
I have native red honeysuckle which I can dib and bring to the swap. I would like to trade for your Jazzberry Jam Hibiscus.
thanks,
Susan

Susan
plantman71
Original Author
10 years ago
Susan is it the bush type. I have the vine?
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browneyedsusan_gw
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Yes, I will pot it after work today.
Susan
plantman71
Original Author
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Susan, I am going to pot yours now.
elfs_garden
9 years ago
Tony,, can I get your lilac? I can bring you extra mosaic tiles for it? I can bring you umbrella plants for your bog area?
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Original Author
9 years ago
I would love the umbrellaq plant. I will go and dig and pot the lilac now.
Tony
plantman71
Original Author
9 years ago
Folks, you know I don't post a plant if I only have one for trade.
Tony
elfs_garden
9 years ago
Tony... sigh. . I went to get the umbrella plants from my friends greenhouse and we went to get them and found every last one of them dead. We are both so upset. I will get you one by the fall swap. You donot need to bring the lilac.. so sorry.. Looking forward to meeting you at the Plant Swap tomorrow.

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