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HAVE: Still have some named daylilies and hosta

16 years ago

I'm could use mini iris and smaller hosta that can take some sun for a border I'm trying to finish. Email me with what you have to trade, I have to check what I have left , but still have some nice things in pots that have to go! Also have some seedling daylilies I'm taking out to make room for others!

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jen_frazier
16 years ago
I sent you an email!
Jennifer
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Melinda Hagen
16 years ago
I would be interested in the daylily seedlings. Could you please let me know which ones they are and if you could find something on my list you might like. Thanks, Melinda
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wishnforspring
16 years ago
I am also interested in your named daylilies. Check my trade page and I have access to some hostas- I only know 1 that is named-Francee
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dirtdiva
16 years ago
I have lots of lemon-lime and lancefolia. They are good for edging and multiply fast. I have golden tiara which multiplies fast but is a medium-small hosta. I have Allan P. McConnell....take a look at my trade page and let me know if you are interested. Lemon-lime,lancefolia and the golden tiara take sun for me. I have others in semi-shade.
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lynnda
Original Author
16 years ago
I hope my emails got to all of you. Jennifer, I didn't receive your email and can't email you back. Try again, email to: lynndaziebol@comcast.net Thanks for your responses.
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dirtdiva
16 years ago
Hi lynnda
For some reason I am not getting garden web emails lately. Don't know why, but I have heard that others have had this problem. I sent you two emails, but they are not showing up in my "sent" file.

Cheryl (dirtdivarocks)
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Catrina's Garden
16 years ago
Hi lynnda,
I have some purple mini iris I could trade and DL sialom (sp?) baby talk (actually I just offered it to someone else too so I'll have to see if she takes the bate first) even so I could probably still spare a fan or two. I'd really love Paul's glory, but see some others too my list is at http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/catrina I have Francee (hosta) too, but I see someone else has already offered you that. I do have one real small mini I'll have to look at the tag, but it was a long name starting with v. It's kinda new, but probably big enough to give an eye or two.
Thanks,
Catrina
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