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HAVE: Looking to exchange hostas

18 years ago

I am looking to exchange for varieties that we don't have. We have over 200 varieties currently, but I would say half of them are not established enough to split. If you are interested in trading, please let me know what you are looking for, or what you have. You can email me at:

rob_in_mn@lycos.com

As the title says, I am located just north of Saint Paul in the Twin Cities area.

Rob

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jmclaurin
18 years ago
Rob, you need to set up your member page with an email address so we can contact you. I would love to try and work out a trade. I have 150 plus hostas myself and want more..... Send me an email and let me know it is Rob from the GW website and attach a list of what you have and I will send you an email with my list. Happy gardening!
maozamom NE Ohio
18 years ago
Take a look at my trade list. If you're interested send me an e-mail.
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jmclaurin
18 years ago
Rob, I have not heard back on your trade offer. Are you still wanting to trade?
cheri_mn_524
17 years ago
I live in Andover. Have many to trade.. Send me your list.
I Haven't been on gardenweb for a while so I will have to see if my exchange page is still up. Alot of my hosta are marked and alot are not, maybe we could to a point and dig at each others house. We have to do it soon or wait till spring.
Thanks Cheri

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