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HAVE: Perennials to trade

21 years ago

I have the following available to trade, please contact me via email or phone 893-0945 if interested.

Siberian Iris (purple)

Siberian Iris (white)

Hosta (variegated)

Hosta (green)

Solomons seal

Day Lily (orange)

Day Lily (yellow)

False Indigo/Baptisia (purple)

Garden Phlox

Vinca

French Tarragon

Borage

Chives

Italian Oregano

Lemon Balm

Mint

Dill

Cilantro

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Comments (2)

lilyroseviolet
21 years ago
False Indigo/Baptisia (purple)- I am still interested in trading for this wonderful plant. I sent you an email.
LRV- Sue
cybertrek
Original Author
21 years ago
Hey Sue,

I am unable to reply to your email because your email address is concealed. You are welcome to come and get the Baptisia whenever you like, I live in Windham; however, as it is just about to bloom now, it may be best to wait until eraly fall. I have never tried to move one of these in the summer but have had 100% success moving them around in spring and fall. If you have never tried to move one of these you need to be aware that they have a VERY BIG root system. What have you got for me? I don't take frozen (or thawed) body parts.

Zach (cybertrek)
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