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Wed, Mar 28, 12 at 19:51
| Looking for Snow on the mountain. Need other tough, agressive groundcovers for shade & partial sun. Can you help? Take a look at my trade list. |
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| Hmmm - okay, not sure which "snow-on-the-mountain" you are after. I have seeds for the euphorbia marginata kilimanjaro which I don't think qualifies as a ground cover (height 24" or so). If you are after the other plant that is commonly know as "snow-on-the-mountain" (aegopodium variegatum) which IS a ground cover, then I don't have any of that. I had it when I lived in WI and could not get rid of it, although it does have its uses. Look at both plants on Google Images and if it is the euphorbia s-o-t-m, I will be happy to share my seeds with you! |
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| Argh ~ I posted another follow-up after I looked at your trade list and it apparently went to the rings around Saturn. I see you want Queen of the Prairie, perennial salvia, spiderwort, chameleon. I have all of these plants and will have seed when available. However, chameleon plant ~ are you sure? This is invasive here in 7a. I wished I had never planted it. If you really want it, I am pulling-pulling. Smells like bad plastic when disturbed and I have a compromised sense of smell:). I would love some Mammoth Blue Hosta, but don't know how it would do from seed. We have enough trouble with hostas around here as our summers are VERY hot and dry. |
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- Posted by snoopykittykat 7 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 29, 12 at 18:42
| I have 15 seeds of Euphorbia "snow on the mountain" for trade. Could I trade it with (5)Tomato Costoluto Genovese, (5)San Marzano Tomato and (5)Variegated Trellis Tomato? I don't know what variegated trellis tomato looks like. Is this an heirloom with variegated leaf? |
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