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WANT: Hardy Perennials

11 years ago

After doing some surfing on the forums I think I want to change out some of my annuals for perennials. With that said I'm looking to see if anyone would be willing to spare some clippings from their perennials or any babies that may have come up. I don't have a list of the ones I want because I am not picky nor do I have a preference I'm still very new to the this and trying to build my collection and make my yard even more beautiful. I love all plants and I'm open to anything :)

I have a lot of seeds to trade and some plants. I could also possibly trade my annual for a perennial.

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Comments (3)

lindaas
11 years ago
I have purple Iris I can send you.
ToshaLynn
Original Author
11 years ago
Oh sounds wonderful and what can I send you in return?
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woodthrush
11 years ago
What type of bamboo do you have to trade?

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