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Winter Sowing Exchange

HAVE: Vitex Chaste Tree / Sweet Autumn Clematis

15 years ago

I just harvested Vitex Chaste Tree purple variety and Sweet Autumn Clematis that I want to trade. I have a few things on my want list but really want some poppies (not peony type), black eye susan vine, or white or light blue morning glory. Got to get ready for winter sowing!! If you respond to my post I'll get it via email.

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brandymulvaine
15 years ago
I would love to have some of your Sweet autumn clematis! I have a poppy mix and a morning glory mix. The poppy mix was collected from singles but I do have the peony type here also. The MGs are all different colors-probably not what you're looking for!
-B
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kimka
15 years ago
Is your sweet autumn clematis especially fragrant? I have some heavenly blue morning glory seeds if you want.

KimKa
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gardencraze
15 years ago
Hi Janet,Sending an email
Thanx for sharing.

Hugs, Carmen
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