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HAVE: Pink/white hardy waterlilys (photo)

15 years ago

I still have some pink or white water lilies for trade. I got them mixed up, so I can't promise which one(s) you will receive. They are hardy to zone 4 and will bloom this year given a mostly sunny to full sun location.

The pink one is Fascination-photos from last year:

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perennialfan273
15 years ago
I'm interested in some of your waterlilies, but I'm curious to know...how do you plant them??
poisondartfrog
Original Author
15 years ago
perennialfan, I emailed you my method. LMK if you have more ?'s.
Alana
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These are all spoken for. Thanks!
Posting officially closed.
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