Re: Perennials to trade,( re:donations?

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Posted by Joyce Simmerman on January 05, 2003 at 17:52:09:

In Reply to: Perennials to trade, see list posted by C.E. on September 26, 2002 at 20:42:43:

I have nothing to trade this year but am wondering if you might have some morning glories (all colors), peonies, any flowering vines, perenials (all colors), hollyhock (all colors especially dark) available to donate :)?? Thank you.

: Dayliles,Monarda,Zebrina Mallow,Pastel Pink Morning Glories-ruffled & trimmed in white w/varigated foliage, sweet pea (white,pink), and a few others. I garden in bottom of zone 6. Interested in trading for: siberian iris, peonies, coral bells, elephant ears, bog plants that bloom, perennials in hot pinks, blue, purple, white. Let me know what you would like to trade!

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: I have nothing to trade this year but am wondering if you might have some morning glories (all colors), peonies, any flowering vines, perenials (all colors), hollyhock (all colors especially dark) available to donate :)??  Thank you.  

: : Dayliles,Monarda,Zebrina Mallow,Pastel Pink Morning Glories-ruffled & trimmed in white w/varigated foliage, sweet pea (white,pink), and a few others.  I garden in bottom of zone 6. Interested in trading for: siberian iris, peonies, coral bells, elephant ears, bog plants that bloom, perennials in hot pinks, blue, purple, white.  Let me know what you would like to trade! 



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