Anyone have Rose of Sharon seedlings for trade or sase?

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Crimson Clarksville, TN(Zone 6b) Aug 04, 2002



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troy Aug 05, 2002

you can come and dig up a full hedge worth of plants if you want. how many do you want and what do you have to trade?

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Crimson Clarksville, TN(Zone 6b) Aug 06, 2002



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troy Aug 07, 2002

i could use everything but the chrysanthemum

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Crimson Clarksville, TN(Zone 6b) Aug 07, 2002



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musis Lowell, MA(Zone 7a) Aug 13, 2002

I have various species of hardy Hibiscus: white, white with red heart,blue and pink.
Musis.

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Crimson Clarksville, TN(Zone 6b) Aug 14, 2002



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Pardancanda "down the Shore", NJ(Zone 7a) Sep 02, 2002

Crimson, sure the hardy Hibiscus (dinner plate) should be hardy there. They do wilt badly when moved, need to cut the stems back to a few inches, and the roots also... what you transplant is really the 'crown'. And they are VERY late to wake up in the spring. Also, they are very easy from seeds, and will bloom the same year if started early.

Do you have any more of the 'Russian Red' canna??? I grew one from HoniBee this summer and it is the pride and joy of my garden, a perfect background for whatever grows and blooms in front of it.

John

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Crimson Clarksville, TN(Zone 6b) Sep 03, 2002



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