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Have Canna bulbs

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15 years ago

I have about 15 canna bulbs many with multiple bublets on them and I don't have anywhere else to put them. Does anyone want them? I have know idea what type or how big or if they are red or green leaved. I received them from a co-worker this spring.

I would prefer a trade. I am looking for hosta's(named),heuchera, ferns (named), DL's, pawpaw's, bleeding hearts, and other zone 5 plants. I would also like a brug. If I can't trade them I will consider postage.

Thanks,

Nina

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musicaldeity
15 years ago
I can trade for bleeding heart. Let me know!

Kim
Baylady
15 years ago
Hi,
Sending an email.
LU
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plantlady35
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Hi,
If you have any left after your other trades, let me know. I don't have any of the items listed in your post but there might be something in my lists that you'd be interested in, or I could do postage.
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They are all gone now. Thanks everyone

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