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HAVE day lilies, lily of the valley, sugar maple seedlings, ect!

16 years ago

I have all of the above growing in my yard, i also have periwinkle and Siberian squil, and yellow tulip bulbs,

I WANT FERNS!!!!!!!!! Holly ferns, and christmas, and male and lady ferns, and polypody ferns....

NO Maidenhair ferns

I also want some more woodland plants such as columbines, bleeding hearts, jack-in-the pulpit, african lilies, torch lily, and primrose, Solomons seal.

If you have any or just one of these for exchange pleeze message me!!!

I'm trying to build a garden on only 100 dollars so whatever I can get through exchanging plants, well, the more the better!

Comments (3)

Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
16 years ago
Hi again froggy,

This is the Conversation side of the Plant Exchange.

You need to go part way down on the main page, and click on Discussions All the trades are looked at and found there.

Happy Trading!

Sue
wishnforspring
16 years ago
Email me and I will tell you what I may have to trade.
Are your DL's named?
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sassybutterfly_2008
15 years ago
There are lots of ferns growing in the woods around my house.. no idea the name of them tho.. Are you interested in trading for some of those? Email me pls and lemme know.

Thanks!
Wendy
sassybutterfly_2008

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