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HAVE: Mostly Flowers (Want Perennials and Veg.)

11 years ago

I really would like find people that have things on my trade list, so please take a look at it. But I also want to start more things from seed in my vegetable garden. If you want to trade just leave a post or email me. I have:

Amaranth - 'love lies bleeding'
Centaurea cyanus - Bachelor's Button
clematis - 'Franziska Maria'
Coreopsis Tinctoria
cynarus scolymus - Green globe artichoke
Erianthus ravennae - Hardy plume grass(very little left)
Helianthus annuus - 'teddy bear' (dwarf)
Ipomoea sloteri - Cardinal vine
Kochia scoparia - burning bush
Lovage - white flower umbels
Lupine - Russells Mix
Lobularia Maritima - Sweet Alyssum
Moluccella Laevis- Bells of ireland
Platycodon grandiflorus - Balloon Flower
Reseda Alba - White Mignonette (fragrant)
Ricinus communis'Impala?'-Castor Bean
Saponaria ocymoides - Rock Soapwart

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Comments (6)

caw_in_zn5
11 years ago
Would love to try your hardy plume grass. I have lots of Perennials. Take a Look at my list and lets trade.
cheryl
ddkcat
11 years ago
Would like to trade for your balloonflower; have lots of heirloom tomatoes. Could I send you my list? Doreen.
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gardenecstasy
Original Author
11 years ago
I sent both of you messages.
sassybutterfly_2008
11 years ago
Hi there! I'd love to trade for your:
Purplerum Bronze Fennel
Melinis Ruby Grass
Kochia Scoparia
Clematis 'Franziska Maria' (is this fresh seed?)
and Lovage

I have in return several varieties of Verbascum, Leeks and also several colors of Swiss Chard. Please email me if you're interested in a trade.

Thanks!
Sassyb.
gardenecstasy
Original Author
11 years ago
Hi Sassyb, I would very muck like to take a look at your list.
gardenecstasy
Original Author
11 years ago
Bump

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