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iris_siberica21

17 years ago

I have a few perennials that will need to be divided this fall and I would love to swap for some perennials or bulbs.

I will have some large clumps of Hosta (dont know the name - Green leaves with light varigation along the outside edge (it was there when we moved in), some sedum (large and small), strawberry, and depending on the rest of the summer I may have a handful of others which I will post later.

If anyone is interested in a swap or if you just need to make some space, I have a large yard and I am looking for everything.....Trees, shrubs, roses, perennials.... Thanks.

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catstone
17 years ago
Ottawa area swap? Sounds interesting. If the location is not too far out in the west end, I'd be interested.
I know, it'll be a little late in the year, but I am always looking for more iris, daylilies, and less common hostas.
Could offer quite a few spreading plants of different hights from very low to very tall for exchange.

catstone
maureen_ottawa
17 years ago
Catstone, I have a few pots of irises and daylilies that have lost their labels sitting in my driveway and a few less common hostas. These are available for pick up only in central Ottawa. Let me know if you're interested.
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catstone
17 years ago
Maureen, I sent you an email. Yes, I'd love those plants you offer, please. Imogen
User
17 years ago
Hello

I am interested in an Ottawa Plant exchange, please let me know where and when.
thanks wendy

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