HAVE: Have hosta for trade for pond plants

18 years ago

Good time of the year to dig hostas. Need pond plants for koi ponds. I think I have some picutes of what they look like during growing season. Our plants grow so fast we need to split them every year. Thanks!

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bobdupont
18 years ago
I am looking for a Hostas named Baby Bunting, do you have any? I some water plants. Bob Dupont Elyria Ohio
evonne
18 years ago
i want sum your hostas
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flower_power_nc
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Hi interested in your Whirlwind, Sea Thunder.
I have water lilies, umbrella Palm,
EE they look great around ponds.
LMK if interested.

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HAVE: Have hosta for trade for pond plants

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