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WANTED: Different types of berries and herbs

10 years ago

Looking for all different types of berries....hardy to zone 7 would be great, but I have a greenhouse for over wintering, so that's not a 'must'. Also looking for herbs..I lost alot over a hard winter.

I have alot to trade..and I can dig thornless Blackberries as well if anyone is interested in those. I lost some of my diehard plants during a colder than normal TN winter, and haven't had a chance to edit my entire list yet, but I do have alot I can trade.
I like to make trades for 3 plus plants, to make the shipping worth it.

Comments (2)

princessgrace79
10 years ago
I am zone 8 and am not sure about these in your area, but I believe they should be hardy for you. I have raspberry (summer and fall bearing), marionberries, salmonberry and thimbleberry. Unfortunately my raspberry beds are mixed and I'm not talented enough to know what my new babies are growing in...but I'm sure someone more up on that stuff than me might know :) I also have a lot of oregano and a small lavender. You have a long fun list I'm sure I could find stuff there if you wanted anything I have!
SmokyMist
Original Author
10 years ago
I emailed you back..hope to hear from you .
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