have: noid bearded iris

jen_frazier

16 years ago

I still have several colors of NOID bearded iris.

I am looking for other iris, hosta, daylily or make an offer. I am sending them by the priority box full!

THANKS

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dirt_under_my_nails
16 years ago
Would love priorty box full of iris.Please check list for trade.Willing to do for postage also.Thanks!
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idic
16 years ago
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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