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HAVE: Lots of plants

21 years ago

Hi,

I have lots of plants to trade(please see my trade listing)

I am looking for people who are commited and know for sure that they want to trade...I have been frustrated at how many people bing-bong around and won't commit. I only want to trade with people who will promise certian plants to me and I will do the same. Thank you.

Sandy

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Heather__Michigan
21 years ago
There are no plants on your trade list.
llbean
21 years ago
Hi.. I am interested in your pink chedder Dianthus.. I have Jap. astilbe in Pink and a ton of it Interested email me
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Grancru
20 years ago
I would be interested in trading named hosta. What will you have available in 06?

Grancru
jtcrane@aol.com
kbugs405
20 years ago
I am looking for spiderwort, whites and blues, I have a lot of fuschia. Iris' in greens, mauves, and purples, and daylillies other than yellow. mums, any color but white or yellow.

To trade I have lots of iris' some named, some not, mostly TB, I have unnamed (they have names, I just didn't save them) daylillies in shades of orange. Some hosta, again I didn't save the names. Lillies of the valley (enough for the whole state) Rose of Sharon cuttings, willow cuttings, pond iris, peonies.

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