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Have: Wild Daylily bulbs and Orange Tiger Lily bulbs

13 years ago

Hello, I am just starting out, but have wild orange daylily bulbs GALORE and Orange tiger lily bulbs as well. They have been growing wild happily in the yard of our new home for years, apparently. They are beautiful, and I love them, but I would like to diversify! I will entertain any and all things you may have to trade, from seeds to bulbs to plants to cuttings. The more exotic or unique, the better.

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Nis941
13 years ago
I have Japanese four o clock seeds (burpee)
Rose of Sharon-purple-seeds
Mammoth sunflower seeds

I'm very interested in your daylily's and tigerlily's. Let me know if you are willing to trade.
okeygirl333
Original Author
13 years ago
Hey, I am interested in the four o'clock seeds... What color are they? I'd also be really interested in the echinacea if you have any left. :-)

Ariana
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This photo was taken July 17, 2006 (could depend on zone) if that is any help. It is probably a little too early, but the leafy part should be showing by now I would think. They aren't mine but were growing on a vacant lot. I asked if I could have some, the owner said yes, I said I wanted to wait until fall, and I drove by and they had all been sprayed. There was also a beautiful double ditch lily growing there, too. There are signs at least these are coming back, but I'll just buy some or get some from someone else; they are common enough, beautiful though.
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okeygirl333
Original Author
13 years ago
Here is a link to some photos of my flowers last year..

Here is a link that might be useful: My blog with the flower photos...
suegardens2
13 years ago
I have some aztec gold daylilies that I could share with you. Some no id variegated green and white hosta and some dark purple siberian iris. I would love some of your orange tiger lilies. I have some of the orange native already. Please let me know. Thanks.

Sue N.
Nis941
13 years ago
Oh, I also just found access to some elephant ears. I'm not quite sure how I'd ship them but I could figure it out for you if you'd like plants instead of seeds. Let me know.
okeygirl333
Original Author
13 years ago
Sue, I'm very interested in some of your Aztec golds. I can mail this Monday if you wanna trade... I have a TON, so I'm gonna fill the box. Lol
suegardens2
13 years ago
Love to trade. I sent you an email.
retsec
13 years ago
I have red spider lily bulbs or yellow daylilies I would trade for some of your tiger lily bulbs. Let me know.
Nancy
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okeygirl333
Original Author
13 years ago
Okay, I am officially out of tiger lily bulbs. However, I still have a ton of native orange daylilys if any one wishes to trade, or I will accept SASE for whatever size envelope/box you wish to send.

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