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HAVE: Perennials to trade for other perennials

5 years ago

I'm looking for nice sized divisions, rhizomes, or bulbs of things like bearded iris (named would be nice), black elephant ears, oriental lilies, heucheras, tropical hibiscus (don't mind cuttings of those), and other perennials that don't mind dry, part sun areas or dry shade once established.

Also happy to take water/bog plants for a small part shade pond.

And just throwing out there: I've always got room for another rose baby as long as it reblooms reliably.

I have:

Lemonbalm
chocolate mint
red penstemon barbatus
penstemon husker's red
Monarda Beauty of Cobham
Rudbeckia maxima
Rudbeckia triloba
Nepeta August Clouds
Shasta Daisy Alaska
Russian Sage Little Spire
Sedum Dazzleberry
Phlox Bright Eyes
Soapwort Flore Pleno
Monarda fistulosa (descendant of Blaustrumpf)
Salvia glutinosa
red Lychnis chalcedonica
Jack's Giant elephant ear bulbs (plum/peach sized)

Canna musifolia rub

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lovesblooms
Original Author
5 years ago
Correction: it's not Monarda Beauty of Cobham; it's Marshall's Delight.
lovesblooms
Original Author
5 years ago
Update: the Lychnis chalcedonica and Sedum Dazzleberry is taken.
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happytomato2008
4 years ago
Send me an e-mail. Have lots of plant to trade.
lovesblooms
Original Author
4 years ago
Hi, there,

I can't seem to find find the message button on your profile. I think you need to update privacy settings. Here's what I have left:

Lemonbalm
red penstemon barbatus
penstemon husker's red
Rudbeckia triloba
Nepeta August Clouds
Shasta Daisy Alaska
Phlox Bright Eyes
Soapwort Flore Pleno
Monarda fistulosa (descendant of Blaustrumpf)
Salvia glutinosa
red Lychnis chalcedonica
Jack's Giant elephant ear bulbs (plum/peach sized)

Canna musifolia rubra

A few others I'll have to go and check around for.

Let me know what you have available, or try to message me from your end.
lovesblooms
Original Author
4 years ago
Update on what's left:

Lemonbalm
red penstemon barbatus
penstemon husker's red
Rudbeckia triloba
Nepeta August Clouds
Shasta Daisy Alaska
Phlox Bright Eyes
Soapwort Flore Pleno
Monarda fistulosa (descendant of Blaustrumpf)
Jack's Giant elephant ear bulbs (plum/peach sized)
Angela Dial
4 years ago
Hi. Do you know of anyone who would be willing to donate and mail some houseplants, succulents, and/or air plants? They would need to be in pots because the relative has no resources to repot them..
happytomato2008
3 years ago
Looking for a plant trade-

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