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WANTED: wanted: ferns, hostas

19 years ago

Hi all!Sorry I missed the green elephant.I've been out of touch -working too much. Have just been surveying winter garden damage. $&%#$*. Am now in need of lots of ferns or dry shade stuff to compensate for major pruning & plant loss. -Will dig & transport. anyone needing to thin theirs out? craig.

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treepalm
19 years ago
Hello Craig,
I have 2 more sword ferns to dig and a half dozen already out of the ground. Just come and dig the two and take what you want of the rest.
Teresa
flora2
19 years ago
Hi Are you going to the Issaquah trade? I have a beautiful fern that you might like. I'd love to try your drucunculis vulgaris if you still have it available. Thanks
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