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spring trade - want dahlias have daylilys

irish_rose_grower

15 years ago

I'm looking to save money and not order dahlias, but rather trade some of my named daylilys for dahlias that are named or if not a pic pls.

I can supply a double fan of most of these daylilys - some I can supply 3-4 fans. They are all established full size fans from my rust-free garden.

Thanks for looking:

Fall Frolic

Forsyth Wrinkles and Crinkles

Siloam Double Classic

Seedlings from Valley of the Daylilys (5 different)

Hamlet

But I can Dream (local hybridizer) - I have pics

Lexington Avenue

Bela Lugusi

Pardon Me

Secret Splendor

Soft Summer Nights

Awash With Color

Miss Jessie

Orchid Corsage

Salmon Sunrise

Snow Blizzard

Surprisingly Pink

Wineberry Candy

Dewberry Candy

Siloam Royal Prince

Siloam Ury Winniford

Leah Abbott

Come With Me

Neal Berrey

Swirling Waters

Malachite Prism

Strawberry Candy

Various Manning Seedlings

Inca

Indian Giver

Purple D'oro

Super Purple

Smokey Mountain Autumn

Avalitne Taylor

Crystal Sea

Irma Upton (pic) un-registered

Night Beacon (have to wait for it to bloom, tag gone.)

Ruffled Apricot

Bama Music

Chicago Apache

Chicago Arnie's Choice

Pandora's box

Magic Kiss

Big Kiss

Cedar Waxwing

UDO

Condilla

Trahlyta

Benchmark

Mexican Way

Catherine Woodbury

Gemini Jack

Louise Manelis

Corryton Pink

Lavendar Bonanza

Pink Lavendar Appeal

Beautiful Edgings

Pleasant Edging

Strutter's Ball

Spanish Lemon

Diva Assoluta

Cool Jazz

Ahab

Highland Pinched Fingers

Spiderman

Omomuki

Kayli Marie

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