Plants for the Spring Raleigh Plant Swap
Ralph Whisnant
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WANTED: Red Cascading Rose - Raleigh Plant Swap
Comments (2)Hi jdbheartease! I have 3 red cascade roses that have almost formed a hedge. When I planted them in March 2011, they were about 6" tall, and now they have grown up a 3' metal support and cascade down another 6-8 feet. Other than putting in the supports, they have been completely care free! I will look for baby plants for you and let you know what I find. Email me a reminder please! Jeri...See MoreVegetable plants for spring planting in the Raleigh area
Comments (1)Thanks, Ralph!...See More2017 Raleigh Spring Swap!!!
Comments (33)I'm in need of help identifying a couple of plants. The first one was purchased a few years ago as a oak hydrangea. Well, that's definitely not what this is. It has never bloomed. My issue now is whether it is a shrub, tree or what. It's pretty. :-). The second picture is an herb. I purchased it last spring but can't remember what it is. Any help would be appreciated....See Moreraleigh spring plant swap
Comments (1)The thread you posted the query is where you trade exchange give and take ... Here ya go, all the info you need to location date and time.. of Raleigh spring swap 2017. Follow the link. http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/4480985/2017-raleigh-spring-swap?n=28...See MoreJudy Brown
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