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lotta_plants

14 years ago

I have about 6 rhubarb roots to bring. this is an old veriety with large stocks and leaves, good flavor also.

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plantknitter
14 years ago
Allison
I'm not sure I can get to the trade, but I have lots of plants I am digging out in the garden that I could place in plastic bags to give away.
(Iris, Astrantia, Hesperis, hardy geraniums, anemone japonica etc. )
Any chance we could meet up, maybe at the ash way park and ride, and you could take the plants to the trade?
thanks
Judy
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