Tigers Eye Sumac

18 years ago

I would like some Tigers Eye Sumac Plants, ( I know they sucker)I have lots and lots of stuff just ask, or I can send some money. If you live close to Springfield MO. I have several Hibiscus Trees that will need a winter home. Thanks!

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
18 years ago
Hi Bassettman,

Welcome to Garden Web and The Plant Exchange!

I thought you might like to know there is no email link on your member page, thus no way to email you.

See addressing newbie and newer member issues for getting it set up, along with your zone and location on your Member Page.

FYI...You will get more trade offers if you will list at least some of the things you have to trade, either in your post, or on your Member Trade List.

Many folks won't respond if there is no trade list...or location in the profile.

Buying and selling on GW is prohibited per the Special Instructions of the Exchanges.

Sue
christie_sw_mo
18 years ago
Hi Bassettman - I don't have any Tiger Eyes to offer you but wanted to let you know that you're welcome to post in the Ozarks Gardening forum. Someone there might be interested in your hibiscus.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ozarks Region Gardening
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