have: named and noid bearded iris!!!

16 years ago

I still have the following left. These have been dug for a few weeks and need new homes! Some there are only 1 or 2 of.

Helen Collingwood

Blue Suede Shoes

Gnus Flash

Spiced Custard

Stairway to Heaven

Purple w. blue beard

Lemon Yellow

Pale Yellow

White

Lilac

Baby Blue

I am looking for named bearded iris, named hosta and named daylilies.

Thanks of looking!

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aaaccc
16 years ago
Jen,
I'm interested in these, have named hosta to trade.

Helen Collingwood
Gnus Flash
Stairway to Heaven

Alice
mkruby7
16 years ago
I have named iris.

I would be interested in your:
Helen Collingwood
Blue Suede Shoes
Gnus Flash
Spiced Custard
Stairway to Heaven

mkruby7
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jen, i received a box of iris fans from you today; however, not one of the stated/traded for iris are in this box. it's a box of NOIDS and a stairway to heaven. i will be sending you an email. i am not understanding what happened here, since i am trading you named daylilies !!!!! maryanne
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Hi Jen, Hi Jen, I have a few different hostas including a great one with heavily scented large white flowers, red bee balm, purple & pink spider wort, blue and white iris, star of bethlehem, chives, and a mock orange (currently in a pot but will get very large). If any of those appeal to you, I would like the can can red, champagne elegance, halfway to heaven, and spring image. Please email me. Thank you!
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Hi Jen, Would love to trade. I have several young Angle Trumpet /Brugs plants (White flowers) as well as some common Orange daylily if they interest you LMK. Cindy
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I have lots of iris, but not many I can ID when they are not in bloom. Every year I intend to label them, but things just get away from me. You probably already have these: Superstition; frequent flyer (which doens't rebloom for me although I understand it is supposed to); Immortality-which rarely reblooms; Earl of Essex dependably reblooms; Rhine Nixe
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annette_1964
16 years ago
Hi Jen,
Having trouble getting my emails through to you. Just wanted to let you know that I received my plants and thanks for a great trade.

Annette
new_sprout
16 years ago
I would love any of the plants that you have remaining. I am not picky, as I have a new house to spruce up and do not know much about plants to begin with. I do not have anything to trade, except some very large un-named hostas. But I would be willing to pay postage. Thank you.

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