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WANTED: trillium or silver mound artemisia

20 years ago

Anybody have any of these? I am envying my neighbors patch...

I have a variety of different sedum that I just got in trade. And I have a cute little sedum-like ground cover. It is purple with a bright green bud, and when it opens it turns all green and is very soft to the touch, even though it looks spiky. It came as a volunteer with some other plants I got in a trade and is spreading, not that I mind. I believe it may be SEDUM MEXICANUM or something very similiar :)

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flowerfan2
20 years ago
Hi, are your going to the Bonney Lake trade? If so I could bring you a division of our native trillium. I would take a sedum in trade. LMK Karen
jburesh1388
Original Author
20 years ago
I also have a Miranda rose bush that needs a home and california poppy.
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