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HAVE: I have Brug plants to trade for hosta plants

12 years ago

I have a few angel trumpet plants left over from my store that I would love to trade for hosta plants. The hosta plants do not have to be a named variety, only attractive. If you can send me a photo, I'll let you know if I like it and will send you a list of what I have left. Thanks!

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kasha77
Original Author
12 years ago
I've gone through my extra angels and these are available for trade for Hosta-

Super Nova
Santa Rosa
Charles Grimaldi
Xena
Emerald Frost
Brazilian Treasure
Painted lady
Peaches and Cream variegated
Maya- variegated
Noids
U Conn Treasure
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ahoogstra
12 years ago
Good Morning!
I have severeal named hostas if you still are interested. Please let me know what Hostas you're interested in. I only have one cutting of a Berg, and would really LOVE more! Thank you!
Alicia H.
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SmokyMist
12 years ago
are you still interested in a trade ?
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kasha77
Original Author
12 years ago
Smokymist- yes- I still have several angel trumpets left for trade. I'll email you!
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lindamarie
10 years ago
Do you still have the variegates?
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kasha77
Original Author
10 years ago
Sorry this offer is closed.
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