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plantknitter

HAVE: plant list for Poulsbo

18 years ago

Ok, I now have at least a partial list of plants I have available for trade at Poulsbo.

Can't think of much I want right now except maybe pacific coast iris in colors other than yellow or pale lavender.

maybe a dark blue iris cristata, some Carex the beetles, etc, tempt me.

The List of what I can bring, most are in 3-4 inch pots and well rooted:

Agastache rugosum, Korean Hyssop.

Cornus nuttalii, native dogwood tree.

various saxifrages.

Fuchsia molinae.

Leycesteria formosana, himalyan honeysuckle.

Hemerocallus flavus, fragrant yellow daylily.

Decaisnea fargesii, Dead Man's fingers.

Styrax japonica, trees.

Crocosmia -tall dark red-orange Montbretia.

Polemonium reptans, creeping jacob's ladder.

Chaerophyllum hirtsutum 'Roseum',Rosy chervil.

Ornithogallum longbracteatum, pregnant onion, house plants.

Thanks, Judy

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