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woodthrush

Have Assorted Perennials

15 years ago

I have 2-4 of these. I'm interested in perennials hardy to zone 4.

buddleia Pink Delight

b. White Profusion

Phlox David

p. blue Moon

Hydragea Pink Winky these hydrangea are 15+" tall

h. Annabelle

h. Pee Wee - Oak Leaf variety

Sedum Autumn Charm

Black Lace Sambucus

Caryopteris Hint of Gold

Alstroemeria Tangerine Tango

Lobelia Fried Green Tomatoes

Astilbe Amethyst

Astilbe White Gloria

Astilbe Visions Pink

Echeveria 'Pink Frills'

I'm interested in named perennials plants, no cuttings, must be hardy to zone 4.

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