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HAVE: Bulbs

9 years ago

I have Von Sion daffodil - double yellow, Lycoris Radiata - red spider lily, and Lycoris Squamigara - naked ladies.
The trade is 5 bulbs each trade.
I am looking for fruit trees, berries, other food plants hardy to zone 7b, bog or shade plants. LMK what you have to trade.
Post here if you want to trade.

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Comments (6)

paty99
9 years ago
Hosta golden tiara? A few large unnamed hostas?
LMK Pat
plantman71
Original Author
9 years ago
Pat, I have golden tiara and over 200 other hosta. Anything else?
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paty99
9 years ago
You can check out my trade list but after looking at your list, you probably have everything I could offer.
Pat
princessgrace79
9 years ago
I have some small marionberries already potted up (oregon blackberry variety). I always have raspberries, but the marions are less common and don't propagate as easily as rasps do so are really a better trade. I'd be interested in the naked ladies (ha).
princessgrace79
9 years ago
They are hardy down to 7b so you should be ok zone wise.
jas_il
9 years ago
I have Succulents, raspberry, gooseberry plant, coleus rooted cuttings, parrots feather (pond), Christmas moss (aquarium)

I would like Lycoris Squamigara - naked ladies.

Please let me know. Thanks

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