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Have: Blue Dune Grass

17 years ago

This really is a beautiful grass, but can be invasive. It is great for erosion control, or in a pot, or even in a spot where you don't care if it travels.A very pretty blue gray color grass. I'm looking for ferns, or other shade loving plants that I don't have.Would love to trade a flat rate box of grass, for a flat rate of ferns. Will be gone most of the day, but will respond this evening.

DeeS

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dees
Original Author
17 years ago
move me down
sammymocha
17 years ago
Don't know if you're interested, but I have 5 varieties of fragrant narcissus mixed together, all highly fragrant and wonderful, originally from White Flower Farm. You could look at their website to get an idea. These naturalize easily, easy to grow. Squirrels hate 'em. I also have lots of Cupani's Original sweet peas. This is oldest variety of sweet pea. Blooms are magenta and purple, early spring, climbs with tendrils. Also have Four O'Clocks - magenta, easy to grow. Please see my trade page for others.

I'd love to trade for Blue Dune Grass.

Thanks,

Anne
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snuffycat
17 years ago
Have lots of boston fern and asparagus fern. Let me know if
your interested. Also have japanese morning glory seed.

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