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HAVE: Mints Want: Mints

17 years ago

I have ginger, lemon, lavender, chocolate, orange, spearmint, hillary's sweet lemon, pear, fruit sensations, lime mints rooted. Most are plugs, some are 4 inch pots. I would love to find hazelnut latte, marshmallow, and berries & cream. I also am finding a new love for bergamot, so I would take those too :)

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vikingkirken
17 years ago
Would you be interested in anything other than mint...? I would love to get some starts of some of those, maybe something on my trade list would interest you...?

I have never done a plant trade before, just seeds, so I don't know exactly how it works... I do have a ton of Ozark Beauty strawberry starts I could share.

Lori
ladyblacksword
17 years ago
I'd love rooted cuttings of all but the Spearmint. I'd be willing to pay shipping, but i don't have any of the plants you mentioned wanting.
Email me at murriblacksword at yahoo if you are interested.
LJ
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