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toad lily

19 years ago

Have 1 trade each of T.maculata and T. latifolia

Also have leaf lettuce(prob red). quaking oats and blackberry lily

MAry

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gardnwatch
19 years ago
Mary,
I would love some blackberry lily.
I don't know yet what i will have to trade that will make it through the winter , but will post as soon as I can.

Bonnie
Melissa_InTheWoods
19 years ago
If nobody else has claimed the T. Maculata, I'd like it.
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Goldylocks
19 years ago
If you have any toad lily left, I would adore it. It was my favorite surprise when I moved in to this house five years ago and a tree fell and killed most of it what with hauling, etc. I currently have seeds for Cleome (mixed colors), Montauk daisies, cosmos, and rose of sharon. I have wintersowed dozens of things for the first time this year, so I may have hundreds of seedlings to share....or a lot of nice bare dirty stuff to add to the garden soil. :)

Leslie

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