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HAVE: erythronium, christmas ferns

giboosi_alttara

19 years ago

trilliums and wild orchids hardy to my zone.

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jcsgreenthumb
19 years ago
Hi,

What kind of trilliums and erythronium do you have? I also saw on your list that you have skunk cabbage. Are they too big to trade now?

What are you looking for?

Thanks!

Jeanne
giboosi_alttara
Original Author
19 years ago
Doh! Sorry, Jeanne, I'm looking for trilliums. I don't know what kind of erythronium; I've yet to see them bloom. I've got tons, and some are going to seed, but somehow I missed the bloom period.

I could either find small skunk cabbages, or remove some of the leaves for shipping, as yes, most of them are too large to ship entire at this point.
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debi
19 years ago
Hi there!
I have lots of Trillium that are just waking up for your
Erythronium, can we do a plant for plant trade? How many can you send?
Please e-mail me.
ttys
Debi
giboosi_alttara
Original Author
19 years ago
Hi Debi, did you get the email?
cullen73
19 years ago
I also can provide you with Trillium grandiflorium.

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