Daylily seedlings available

16 years ago

I still have about 30 to 40 good daylily seedlings saved from last years crop, most are lavenders, reds, and some with eyes and edges. All are starting the 3rd year of growth, so should bloom this summer. I would like to trade for mum divisions in all colors and types, summer bulbs (no veggies) or other perennials hardy in Zone 5. NO POSTAGE ONLY TRADES, please.

I would love to ship in the next week or two, as I need to plant this year's seedling in the bed.

Comments (6)

jen_frazier
16 years ago
i have noid mixed daff bulns and all colors of noid iris.

you can let me know if at all interested!

thanks, jennifer
sjackwheat
16 years ago
Sent you an email.......Jackie
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susyflores
16 years ago
i am very interested, please look at my trade list to see if you like anything i am aaalso from zone 5.
susanalopezflores1967@yahoo.com

thanks
susy
ramazz
15 years ago
I have salvia transsylvanica and salvia regeliana and possibly a couple of other hardy salvias if you are interested. These are nice sized plants, not seedlings.

Becky
ramazz
linnea56 (zone 5b Chicago)
15 years ago
I have some items on my trade list if you are interested. No mums but perennials. I'm also Zone 5, northern IL.
marcia1
15 years ago
HI, have daffodils up (have been successful this year!) The Acetae (sp- Pheasants Eye) are still in bud-so might get there and still bloom,would try to get photos of others which would not get there in bloom) Siberian squill, Tarda tulips and will try for Glory in the snow.
Would love some more of your eyed/edge..esp. in the purple and white shades.
If interested, please e-mail me your address (don't know if the one I have is correct) and I will get them out this week.

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