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WANTED: Wisteria

sheilaschnauzies

18 years ago

Hi, I am wanting to find a Wisteria vine to put on my big wood fence and let go crazy!! Actually I could even use two if you have lots!! If anyone has a rooted plant they are willing to trade, please let me know. Please see my trade list for plants I have available. Thanks so much!

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pfllh
18 years ago
Sheila, haven't forgotten you. I also have wisteria I can send with the other plants.
Lynn
Joyce Knight
18 years ago
Hi Sheila, I have a good size rooted wisteria to trade. Also have red bee balm and I think some chameleon plant. What kind of perrenials do you have to trade? And do you know the name of the mini rose bushes or maybe you could send a picture of one. Joyce
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tsmith2579
18 years ago
If you still need wisteria I have 4 well rooted pieces potted for over a year. They bloomed this year. I pruned them back about 6 weeks ago. Please tell me about the old perennials you have.

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