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WANTED: Old Wooden Windows, Rusty ironwork

20 years ago

I've listed in my member page what items I have for trade. I don't really know what all plants I'd like yet, but I am looking for old wooden windows and unique rusty garden junk for flowerpots or accents.

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tony_pman
20 years ago
Hi, I have 5 old wooden windows that I will trade for 2 bags of pine bark nugets. 3 are bigger. One big one has panes missing, the two smaller one has panes missing. I have two panes that I just haven't replaced. LMK

Tony
bcb77
Original Author
20 years ago
Tony - You've got a deal. While I'm getting your pine bark nuggets may I throw in a bunch more in exchange for some of your plants? Your trade list makes my eyes bug out. I'm in awe!

I would love:
confederate roses
any of your hydrangea
any of your hostas
salvia - purple
Siberian iris blue
sedum- Kamtschaticum or variegated
any other succulents you might have

Let me know what you think is fair. :o)
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tony_pman
20 years ago
I just EMailed you. If you didn't get it let me know. Some of my EMails are not getting thru.
Tony

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