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Would like to trade pond plants

7 years ago

Currently, all I have to trade are Arrowhead and Chameleon plants, but if anyone would like some would be happy to trade for almost anything. I live in a fairly small town and pond plants are hard to come by in this area. I really don't want cattails, but pretty much anything else would be greatly appreciated.

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4holly_on
7 years ago
I am in Mississauga, Ontario and have lots of Lizards Tail and Pickeral Rush that I could share.
Sherry Bunch
Original Author
7 years ago
Would love to trade, but I'm from Indiana, USA and I don't think these would be hardy plants in your area. If you are still interested please email me at sabu99@comcast.net. Thanks! :)
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Kate VassarGeise
6 years ago
4holly_on: I'd like to trade for some roots that have sprouts developed on them of both Lizard's Tail and Pickerel Rush. I'm growing these in Montana on the Rocky Mountain Front where there's huge winds. That's why roots with sprouts. I have to trade native blue iris that grow in marshes here. I can also offer arctic rush, a 3-4 inch tall plant ideal for a dish garden or tub.

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