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Wanting to trade for Pink Tiger Lily Tubers

15 years ago

Am wanting to trade for some Pink Tiger Lily tubers. I have available for trade: Red Spider Lily bulbs - plenty, Yellow Daffodil bulbs, Medicinal Aloe vera, Large Leafed Variegated Heart Shaped Ivy, Hibiscus seedlings that are about 10 to 12 inches tall unknown color, and I have some things that are sprouting from wintersowing that would be available for trade once they get a little bigger - Daylilies and Formosa White Lilies. And I also have plenty of Yellow Canna seeds available for trade. And if by chance I don't have anything listed that you would want to trade for, please let me know what it would take to do a trade for the Pink Tiger Lily tubers.

Best to you and thanks,

quiltingfox

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