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HAVE: black cohosh

22 years ago

I have a cimicifuga racemosa plant. I am looking for: oconee bells, bunchberry, trilliums I don't have, climbing hydrangea, yellow tricyrtis, epimediums, hardy orchid or some other shade tolerant plant I don't have. In case in matters, I have also posted this under the general plant trading forum.

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Comments (3)

plantbug
22 years ago
I have black cohosh, but you do have some plants on your trade list I am interested in. Please check my page to see if you find any of interest. Thanks plantbug
moonwolf23
22 years ago
I think the only hardy orchid i have is peacock orchid bulbs. If your willing i'll trade some of those for some black cohosh.
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carex
22 years ago
Check my page and see if I have anything you need. I would like some of the Cohosh.
WDE

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