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Anyone want Creeping Fig plants?

rob333 (zone 7b)

24 years ago

I have six creeping fig plants to trade. Anyone want to trade for a ground cover you can walk on (creeping thyme, irish moss, something else I don't know about)?

I was told it would fit my needs when I bought it (never buy a plant without researching it I guess), but it doesn't and I don't want to have to find the receipt and pack it up along with my two year old in order to take it back. I saw they are used in topiaries, under "ficus repens" on Google.com.

http://www.jacksonvillegarden.com/horticulture/cummer/ficus.repens.html

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rushaheart
24 years ago
dont have any groundcover to trade, but how about some Hershey's Pink Azalea? (Kurume variety).
Let me know=)
Paula
rob333 (zone 7b)
Original Author
24 years ago
Consider it done!
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rini
24 years ago
Hi Robb333 -

I have some silvery-colored ground cover -- I don't know what it's called but it spread quickly and is nice to look at. I can also get my hands on some (rooted) ivy, if you're interested.

Let me know -
Rini
rob333 (zone 7b)
Original Author
24 years ago
Hey Rini-

They all went to Paula. Sorry. I appreciate your offer and is there anything else you might want?
rini
24 years ago
oh darn -- hmmm, well the Hemerocallis, 'Pardon Me' looks nice. Do you have any of it to share?

-Rini

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