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HAVE: Red Canna Bulbs for exchange for other types of bulbs

14 years ago

I have over 100 Canna bulbs that I would love to exchange! They are all red. I am not sure of the specific type of Canna, as they were a gift from my parents. I planted them, and they tripled, so I have way more than I need. I properly removed them before winter and stored them in a dry location. They are still active and ready to be planted by someone else.

I am looking for Begonia bulbs at the moment, but will definitely trade for other bulbs as I am a newbie to gardening! Let me know what you have to trade and how many bulbs you would like to trade. Thanks!

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Comments (9)

gator_gardener
14 years ago
Hi!

I have a bunch of yellow/orange daylily plants I would love to trade for some bulbs. E-mail me at airhockiequeen@yahoo.com if you are interested in trading!
ckotzur
14 years ago
I am interested in your canna bulbs. Please check my trade list to see if I have anything of interest for you.
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redthreaddiy
Original Author
14 years ago
gator_gardener - I am interested in 2 of your orange daylilly plants. I will be emailing you shortly!

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tina_2
14 years ago
Hi - I have these bulbs for trade for other plants.

alliums - mixed,flowers - for sun and up to 15 in. tall / colors of : red, yellow, pink, white.

anemones - red flowers, for sun and up to 9 in. tall.

dutch iris - yellow flowers, for sun and up to 21 in. tall.

Gladiolas - mixed, flowers - for sun and up to 40 in. tall / in the colors of; yellow, red, pink, lavender.

And more! Please email if interested, maybe we could work out a trade. Thank you. tina_2
redthreaddiy
Original Author
14 years ago
Wow - you have a huge selection for trading! I sent you a message. Thanks!
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
Hi, I would love some of the Red Canna Bulbs! =) Please check out my trade list & see if there's anything you'd like to trade for.

- Steve
redthreaddiy
Original Author
14 years ago
Just emailed you - interested in what flowering bulbs you have!
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
red: I will list the types later after I get home. I should have them on my list...just forgot to check the names of them when I was compiling it. =)

- Steve
tn_veggie_gardner
14 years ago
The bulbs I have are Saromatum Venosome & Amorphophallas Konjac.

- Steve

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