HAVE: have daylily seedlings

11 years ago

I have daylilies and daylily seedling ...love to trade for sun or shade loving perennials...also interest in various berries...let me know what you have....

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happytomato2008
11 years ago
Have lots of perennials, raspberry, chokecherry, etc. can do a trade with in the Spring.
( I am in zone 3) Send me your list late Feb, (my computer will be up and running then for e-mails.) Let me know how this sounds to you.. thanks!! Judy
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I would love to trade for some of your daylillies. I can trade cannas, surprise lilies, or other plants if you are interested contact me at gwat1@swbell.net Thks
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I should have mentioned, these are for postage. Also have Autumn Red, Purple waters, & some yellow that might be Stella d'oro, but they have not rebloomed. They've been in place for a long time, so could be because they need dividing. Smaller amounts of Little Grapette & maybe another one or 2.
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Hi G, The daylilies you sent me are in the ground, but I wouldn't mind having a few more:) There's a bed at our church that can use some. Will these bloom next year?Would you be interested in some lavender/purple spiderworts? They are perennials and summer blooming. Still have more croscomias. Betsy
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Interested, but out of room for the time being! Would have jumped on them in the spring. I'm surprised there's no one grabbing these.
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