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Have: oak & maple seedling & rooted hydrangea

14 years ago

I have oak & maple seedlings & rooted hydrangea cuttings. I can offer cuttings off other bushes as well. (spirea pink & white, lilac white & purple, mock orange, burning bush, roses, weiglia, forsythia, snowball, etc) I'm wanting colored daylily's. They don't have to be named varieties. I'm looking for any colors, except orange & yellow. I would also be interested in bearded & siberian iris.

I have other things to trade as well. Check out my trade list. I would prefer a larger trade of several things, if we can work one out.

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