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| I have to dig up some patches of mature echinacea and black eyed susans in order to make room for a new veggie garden. They're growing quite close to each other, so it's possible you may receive a few babies of each with each bunch.
I need to dig these up in the next couple of days and would like to send them out on Friday or Saturday so they'll be fresh. The stems will be cut down (they've mostly already flowered) and the roots will be wrapped, sent priority mail. Would love to trade for any plants on my list or seeds. I'd prefer at least 5 types of seeds per trade to make the postage fair. I'm planting a veggie garden with dwarf varieties and herbs (both cooking and medicinal) so I'm open to suggestions for things that are not on my list. If I can fit it in the plan, I'm game! Please let me know asap! Thanks! |
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| I would like to exchange for your black-eyed susans and possibly echinacea ( I already have yellow). The drought and extreme heat here in Texas has been brutal on my plants, but I have some potted things left: Egyptian Walking Onion, sweet basil, and parsley for your garden. I have blackbery vines, but not thornless. I have a beautiful red lily and an orange. PLMK if you are interested. Contact me at gwat1@tx.rr.com |
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| Sorry, but they're gone...we had a garage sale today and I just dug them and gave them to whom ever would give them a home. But I'll probably come across more - if I do, I'll let you know! They're growing in some really dry soil, so they'll probably do well where you are. |
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- Posted by Cherylgardenalways 6 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 24, 12 at 9:45
| Interested in the Yellow myself I have purple only now Thanks Cheryl |
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