Perennials for trade
8 years ago
I have
Sedum green
Asclepias incarnate Cinderella Swamp Milkweed
Brunnera Jack Frost
Agastache Blue Fortune Hyssop
Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow
Athyrium Japanese Painted Fern
Garden Phlox paniculata Purple Flame
Heuchera Georgia Peach Coral Bells
Hosta Frances Williams
Lavender Phenomenal
Sedum Fuldaglut groundcover type
Sedum Angelina (gold)
Daylily Siloam Double Classic
all 1 gallon pot, big well established plants
looking to trade for foreign or old US coins or bills, my winter hobby
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Jeff in PA
Pictures taken today (I just planted some in my garden)
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