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woodthrush

HAVE: Perennials

woodthrush
10 years ago

These are 3" pot size left from our co-ops.

Sedum Thundercloud
Echinacea Milkshake
Heuchera Plum Royale
Heuchera Magnum
Silver Lace Vine
Fern Herrenhausen
Persicaria Pink Elephant
Phlox Pixie Twinkle

interested in named shade plants, hardy to zone 4.
Heuchera's, hosta, and bulbs

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