Metro West Plant Swap

14 years ago

Okay guys, I am proposing a Metro West plant swap here in Southborough on June 6 which is a Sunday. Reply if you are interested! Also post what you have and/or what you would like.

I can start. This year I will have the following:

Iris "Immortality."

Alchemilla

White creeping phlox

Lamb's ear

Would like:

Japanese anemones

Japanese maple seedling

WHITE DICENTRA (I love it but it seems to be an annual in my garden)

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Comments (4)

ericofwebster
14 years ago
Count me in!

I will have the following:

White rose campion

White physostegia (obedient plant)

Montauk daisies (white)

Cornus kousa (white one-year old tress about a foot high, but they grow quickly)

Lysimachia clethroides - Gooseneck (white - plant in pots to keep it from spreading agressively by runners)
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Nancy Vargas Registered Architect
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14 years ago
Bumping this up for more interest.
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dfaustclancy
14 years ago
Hi Whitegarden,

There is a swap in New Hampshire on the same day as yours.... A lot of posters will be going to that one because it has become a tradition! Maybe you could consider another date for yours? (like the following Sunday?) I'm sure you'll get much more response, including me!

Best, Debra
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14 years ago
Good suggestion Debra. I'll check the date.

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