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HAVE: More plants for Olympia trade

16 years ago

I have these to add to my former posting of plants for the Olympia trade.

Gallons

Allium Triquetrum....1

Plume Poppy......1

Ivy,,,,small leaf ornamental ivy..not the invasive one...1

Lily bublets..probably tiger lilies...not sure..1

4and 2 inchers

Fern..native deciduous..1

Wood Aster...1

Strawberry begonnia..2

Yellow eyed grass..starters...4

Primrose..not sure which ones..volunteers....5

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Comments (3)

oliveoyl3
16 years ago
I'd like your Allium Triquetrum, small-leafed ivy & Wood Aster, yellow-eyed grass. Is the wood aster white Aster divaricatus? That's on my wish list for my shady places.

**Remember to save room for pots & some treasures I'm bringing for you including the little pot from plantknitter in March.
bejoy_gw
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi Corrine..I will set those aside for you. I do not know the Scientific name for the little wood aster. I got it at a trade..and the name it came with was 'wood aster'.

I will email you a picture. Marie
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oliveoyl3
16 years ago
Yes, thanks for the great pic. It's perfect. Thanks again!

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