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Potential Trade for Peonies?

10 years ago

Hey there! I've been fixating on peonies and am considering purchasing a plant of two, but would love to see if there is anyone with peony root that they'd be able to or interested in trading. I've got named and unnamed daylilies, coneflowers, unnamed hosta, unnamed Asiatic lilies, plumeria (rooting cuttings), many herb plants and rooting blackberry, raspberry & blueberry bushes (all from named cultivars). Thank you!

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KarenPA_6b
10 years ago
Do you know the names of your plumerias? I am interested to trade peonies for your plumerias if I don't already have them.
mintcar123
10 years ago
I have peonies that I am willing to trade for hostas. I have sarah bernhardt, sorbet, emile debatene, and karl rosenfeld.
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fyresongbird
Original Author
10 years ago
Karen - I sent you a message. :)

Mintcarl - I have a ton of hostas, but they're unnamed. I can send pictures if you're interested, as I have at least 3 different varieties, including variegated, sold light & sold darker green. I can't send you a message currently, as it looks like you haven't enabled messages yet.
mintcar123
10 years ago
Hi fyresongbird,

I just enabled messages or you can post the pics to this thread. Either way works for me. :)

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