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HAVE: Rooyed Forsythia to trade

9 years ago

Hi,
I have a few forsythia branches that have taken root and are now growing their own little bushes around my main bush. I am going to dig them out in the next few days or so. They have good root systems. Please make me an offer if you would like to add some forsythia to your landscape.
Thanks, Pat

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aquawise
9 years ago
I would trade for Hardy Geraniums !! I have white, Blue and a fusha Pink one.
paty99
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi aquawise,
Your offer sounds great. I sent you an email.
Pat
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aquawise
9 years ago
Have not got a email from you ?
sewnmom7
9 years ago
Paty, I have -Green/silver jew-red jew-yellow canna-angel trumpet, pink-CUTTINGS, of -Lady Banks rose-silver lace vine or citranella, For some of your Forsythia plants and Queens tears.. Thanks, molly

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