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HAVE: Bamboo&water plants for cannas

17 years ago

I have several species of Phyllostachys and Sasa bamboos available as well as water plants such as yellow iris, white pickerel rush,horsetail and white lily that I can offer to trade for cannas. Prefer named varieties, but am more concerned with colors other than red and attractive foliage.

Thanks

Chris

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gardenmadness
17 years ago
Hi Chris,
Do you know which varieties of bamboo you have? I am looking for hardy to zone 6 varieties. If you are interested, I have Canna Orange Tropicana available to trade. If you want to trade a month from now when they don't look so fabulous, I also have Canna Tropicana, Rose Futurity and Richard Wallace. I am interested in some of your water plants too. PLMK. Thanks
cmontross
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17 years ago
Check your email gardenmadness
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wendo
17 years ago
Hi,

I have yellow king humbert canna (rhizome or seed) for water plants (a variety would of small plants would be nice, I only have two little tubs).

Thanks,
Wendy
catkins
17 years ago
Hi, I have many canna, and am looking for striped bamboo. cat.

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