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WANTED: pepperment wanted please

karen1earthangel

9 years ago

Hello I have not been on here in years!!!miss this forum..I wanted to know if anyone had nice well rooted peppermint..I want some for my daughter..I used to have tons of it but no more...
also any other kinds of special herbs..she does lots of cooking. she has fennel, oregano already but any other suggestions?
I have lots of things in my garden..I do have sweet woodruff, lots of brunneria, pulmonaria
thanks so much
karen

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hlaverdiere
9 years ago
Hi, I would love to trade some pulmonaria for lemon thyme? Unfortunately our winter took out our peppermint but the thyme is going strong! I also have a ton of chives. If you have issue with my email, my other account is laverdiere (at) sel.k12.oh.us
SmokyMist
9 years ago
I would love pulmonaria and brunneria , and have a few different herbs...I can make a list for you if you are interested.

Cheryl
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fizgig777 ╰⊰❀ Z7a ❀⊱╮
9 years ago
I have LOTS of peppermint -- healthy, strong, 3+ years in ground, survived deep freeze winters with no problems (was covered in feet of snow this past winter). Can provide runner roots (3-5 sections @ no less than 3" long) and/or 2-3" tall plants (2-3) with roots. Can also do cuttings of sweet mint if you're interested.

My profile lists plants I'm interested in... But I'd also be willing to do "for postage" trade instead.

LMK
botanicals4u
9 years ago
I have a ton of peppermint, catnip, spearmint and garlic. Would send it for postage. LMK.

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