have: bearded iris

14 years ago

These are the bearded iris i have left. i tried to respond to everyone on previous post but apparently am still having some email trouble. please make offers!

1 spring image

3 can can red

champagne elegance

halfway to heaven

noid rose s. wine f.

noid cream s. baby blue f.

noid pink

noid lemon yellow

noid purple

noid purple black- really dark!

noid baby blue 4

noid purple & white plicata

noid lilac

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kelleydr
14 years ago
I have gooseneck loosestrife, evening primrose, lemon balm, garlic chives, tansy, turtlehead, and daffodil bulbs. If you are interested in any of these send me an e-mail. I would like the noid purple black, noid pink, or noid lemon yellow or any of them. Thanks.
sarah06880
14 years ago
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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Was just told that couldn't access my list from the above spot. Funny, when I first started the post, there was no option for the optional url link like usual. I thought it was just a change in gardenweb, but now it is here like usual. Anyway, just check my gardenweb exchange list, my list is way too long to post here Thanks! Here is a link that might be useful: exchange list
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retsec
14 years ago
Sent you email.
happytomato2008
14 years ago
Sending another e-mail
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14 years ago
Hi, Jen,
I hope the iris' are not all gone. I would like these:
Champagne Elegance, NOID Rose s. Wine f., NOID Cream s. Baby blue f., NOID pink; NOID purple black.

I have Japanese Painted Fern, Egyptian Walking Onions, 1 Lily of the Valley with pink blooms, lavender creeping phlox, pink princess philodendron. Please let me know if you are interested in trading.

Kathie

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