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Wanted: Organic hostas, ostrich fern- have trades

8 years ago

I'm interested in organically grown host montana or fortune - or any that you've successfully used and an edible - and ostrich fern. What I have: mostly ornamentals. Cranesbill Geranium, Canterbury bells, Pinks, Creeping Phlox, Tall Phlox. Lots of trees and shrubs if you want cuttings. Lots of baby trees! Oh, and some ground-hugging sedum and creeping Jenny, golden oregano and mint. I have a lovely coral colored iris that you could have a division of, but it's a risk - it doesn't like it's home and hasn't flowered in several years.

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Hello all, I am sorry but I was supposed to be getting posting to this via email. I wasn't. I have changed the setting and now hope I have fixed the problem. So, again, my apologies for not getting back with you sooner! All the Ostrich Ferns are spoken for. Thank you for responding. Susan
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