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HAVE: Tiarella Seeds

brenda_near_eno

16 years ago

Open pollinated crosses between natives and named variety 'Butterfly Cross.' From these, I get a variety of leaf shapes and colors. They all do well in my part-shade clay, even dryish spots once established. I'm interested in shade natives, even other tiarella.

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Mark (wildflowerman_2000) Rose
16 years ago
Good Morning Brenda, I'm interested in some seed of your Tiarellas. Please check out my trade list and get back with me at wildflowerman_2000@yahoo.com .I'm in Greensboro. Thanks, Mark Rose
casey1gw
16 years ago
I have various seeds of plants that I grow in the shade like aquilegias, primulas and large leaved foliage plants but they're not natives.Please also check my list to see if anything interests you.

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rbrady
16 years ago
Hi I am interested in some of your Tiarella seeds. I have the following seeds for native plants that do well for me in shade: Digitalis lutea, Campanulastrum americana, Lobelia cardinalis, Chasmanthium latifolium, Actaea pachypoda, Ozmorrhiza claytonii, Lobelia siphilicata, Penstemon digitalis, and Veronicastrum virginicum. I have other natives on my list also.

Rhonda

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