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HAVE: Dodecatheons

22 years ago

I have dodecatheon pulchella, and hendersonii. Will trade for trout lillys, trilliams, colts foot, or other eastern wild flowers. Thanks Patrick

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jcsgreenthumb
22 years ago
Hi,

Would you be interested in trading for Gray sedge (C. grayi) and/or slender blue flag iris? The sedge is very cool... check out the pic.

Jeanne

Here is a link that might be useful: Gray Sedge
fable
22 years ago
I am quite upset. My plants did not come back this year. I have had them for many years. Do you still have any left to trade? Please look at my trade page. I have some Merry Bells, trillium (Toadshade),Zizia,columbine,celandine poppy,tellima grandiflora(fringe cups).Thanks,Lynne
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