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WANTED: Have: Double Peony Bloodroot

redheadgardener

19 years ago

I have a nice supply of this-beautiful spring flowers and leaves the size of salad plates. I am looking for small leaf hosta, astilbe, sedums, stella d'oro daylilies and a will take other plants-especially shade plants. I haven't filled in my 'want' list. I am in MA and would love to find a New England swap so as not to use the mail.

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ArborBluffGirl
19 years ago
If you opt to mail, let me know as I have a decent variety of native shade and part sun perennials I can trade.
lauraann
19 years ago
Is this Sanguinaria candensis 'Multiplex' or double form? I'm just double checking. I'd be very interested.
I have tons of shade plants, please check my list. Toad lilies, hostas, epimediums, lamiums, astilbe, natives ect.. I will look over my hosta list too see what small leaved varieties are ready. If you haven't shipped before I'd be happy to help, it's easier than it seems.
let me know

Thanks
LauraAnn
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