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HAVE: Free Plants for the Digging, Olympia

13 years ago

I have a street bed that I want to clean out and totally redo.
Free for taking the time to dig are:
Lavender
Iris
Day lily
Perennial sunflower
Mallow
Grape hyacinth

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