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WANTED: Hellebore plants. Have raspberries or mint

16 years ago

I would love to have some more hellebores for my front yard, any color.

To trade, I have 3 year old raspberry canes from Raintree Nursery that do not require a trellis. Cut the canes back every year to the ground and they will grow fruit on new growth. Or I can trade mint (it might be lemon mint). Would prefer to trade in the Seattle area, or nearby.

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greenelephant
16 years ago
I have helleborus orientalis starts to trade for raspberries if you'd like to meet me at the Victory Garden Veggie Swap in Redmond, first Saturday in June.

Best Regards,

Jim

Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swaps
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