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Want Rain lilies and Dayliles-have seeds/plants

antiquerose-lady

16 years ago

I want Rain Lilies, Daylilies and Montbretias.

For trade I have: Calla Lilies, Louisiana Iris, Canna Lilies, transcandia (spiderwort), seeds of various flowers, vinca, mexican petunia, english ivy, (1) Camelia (varigated red/white), and some potted own-root roses. I live in Katy, Texas and could swap locally or could ship thru mail. Please contact me asap if you want to trade. Thankyou.

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paddlehikeva
16 years ago
What color are your LA Iris?

What rooted roses do you have?

I have daylilies and a few rooted roses.

Kathy
aggiegrl
16 years ago
hi there,
i am in Lufkin, Tx., not too far from you! i have white rainlilies and some daylilies for trade. what color are your callas and la iris? i have been wanting to try the la iris, just started in the tall bearded iris.

tracie
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sweet_betsy No AL Z7
16 years ago
I have montbretias,white rain lilies and a variety of daylilies. I am interested in your camellia and callas.
User
16 years ago
Antiquerose-Lady,

I doubt this is what you had in mind, but I have a few seeds of a small (less than 12" tall) rainlily, yellow with brownish colors on the underside of the petals. Lord knows what the scientific name is, or if I mistreated the seed (collected last year). It is native here in NE Texas.
Will be happy to send a bit if you are at all interested.

John
annette_1964
16 years ago
Hi,
I am looking for some red cannas and also interested in your calla lilies. What color do you have? Please let me know.

Annette
antiquerose-lady
Original Author
16 years ago
Hi-

I have purple LA iris, white calla lilies, red and yellow cannas (tall) and yellow/orange dwarf cannas, a Mabel Bryan camellia, and own-root roses are Buff Beauty and Felicia and Mrs. B.R. Cant. Thanks!
jardineratx
16 years ago
Hello,
did you get my email regarding an inperson trade? If not, let me know so I can re-send it.
thanks
molly

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