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have: tuberose, rooted av leaves, setcreasea cuttings
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julianna 7bAR (
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Fri, Oct 12, 12 at 20:58
| Hi guys! I had to rearrange some of my balcony pots and just lifted by tuberoses which were too shaded. I also have some rooted AV cuttings from Wisteria and maybe Mark and Cricket. I also have some setcreasea I can clip for cuttings. It roots easily by just putting it in soil.
I am looking for large ostrich fern crowns, viola odorata plants (named varieties), other named violets, or species violets (I am a sucker for yellow!) (I have priceana, v. labradorica, v. sororia (regular purple)). Also interested in lavenders which are hardy to zone 5 (mine will be in exposed window boxes), hardy rosemary like Madeline Hill,alpine strawberry plants, or sagina subulata aurea (gold scotch moss).
Thanks!
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RE: have: tuberose, rooted av leaves, setcreasea cuttings
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| Oh! Also in love with lilies of the valley and would be happy to trade for those. :) |
RE: have: tuberose, rooted av leaves, setcreasea cuttings
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| Would you be interested in trading your tuberosa for some dutchman pipe vine plants? These grow good in pots on trellis. |
RE: have: tuberose, rooted av leaves, setcreasea cuttings
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| Hi, I have Lily of the valley. Would you be interested in trading for your tuberosa? Let me know. |
RE: have: tuberose, rooted av leaves, setcreasea cuttings
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| Hello! I'm new here so you may have to direct me in the proper way to do this.....I have beautiful hardy rosemary (will check tomorrow to see if I have the name) I'd be glad to trade for african violets. |
RE: have: tuberose, rooted av leaves, setcreasea cuttings
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| Sjackwheat-- I sent you an e-mail :) |
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