French Tarragon anyone?

Kandice Brussels, WI(Zone 5a) Apr 18, 2005

I have plenty of French Tarragon along with Chives, Lemon Balm, lots of Lily of the Valley pips (some maybe pink) and ferns. I also have 2 nice sized hops plants and tons of Shasta Daisies. Except for the Tarragon, chives and the Daisies, everything is still somewhat dormant because of our LONG Wisconsin winter and will ship well! I'd be willing to trade for just about anything that will withstand Zone 5a. I'm really looking for dalias, cannas, or pond plants.

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Janiejoy Silver Lake, OH(Zone 5b) Apr 18, 2005

I would LOVE some of your tarragon and shasta daisies!!!!!! I have plenty of chives, myself. I'm in 5b... I have grape hyacinth (have no species name, they were here when I arrived), oregon skies iris, other various irises, victoria blue perennial salvia, star of bethlehem, greek oregano, rudebeckia hirta, chocolate mint (luscious and possibly invasive), lambs ear, thymus vulgaris, pachysandra, English ivy, English daisies (already blooming in my garden), daylilies, and hope to have several other perennials but am waiting to see what made it through our own tough winter this year.

(reading thru this it's quite a mix of common and proper names, huh?)

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daylilly99 northern, VA(Zone 6b) Apr 18, 2005

I could use several tarragon plants here. I sent some cannas (Phaison and Intrigue) down to Florida for the winter and I think some of the increase is on its way back to me this week. Hopefully, there will be more than I need here, so drop me a line please if you are interested. I can also easily do helleborus x orientalis or daylilies (named varieties).

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maineroses Milo, ME(Zone 4a) Apr 18, 2005

Hi
I have dahilas lt purple lt pink
would like
Apr 17, 2005
French Tarragon Lily of the Valley pips looking for pink not white (some maybe pink) I also have 2 nice sized hops plants been looking for this