HAVE: Named Daylilies for Roses and Perennials

13 years ago

I have lots of daylilies to trade for named roses, named daylilies, and unusual perennials. In roses, I need reblooming roses in pink, peach, white, yellow, or bicolor. (No Lady Banks--I can buy those locally.). Some climbing roses for my arbors would be great.

NO PLANTS FOR POSTAGE!

I'm NOT looking for tropicals or houseplants.

I'm NOT looking for cuttings; I need well-rooted plants that can go in the ground as soon as I get them.

I'm looking to do larger trades of multiple plants. I won't trade for just one or two plants.

I ship in a box by priority mail and expect the same in return.

What I have to trade are:

DAYLILIES (Each trade is one Double Fan):

Reds:

Pirate Lord (Munson)

Sultan's Fury (last DF left)

Dominic

Frans Hals (last DF left)

In the Dark

Whooperee

Departure Time

Crimson Pirate

Black Plush (blackish red)

Haunting Melody (pinkish red)

Darius

Just So

Red Ribbons (spider) (Last DF)

Yellows/Oranges:

Happy Returns

Hudson Valley (Last DF left)

Crystal Tide (Last DF Left)

Green Puff (Last DF left)

Ruffled Panties

Wynn

Duke of Durham

Rocket City

Pinks/Peaches/Purple/Other:

Dacquiri

Pink Ballerina

Kecia (Munson)

Prairie Belle

Well All Right (double)

Chorus Line

Sea of Stars (Last DF left)

Chicago Jewel

Siloams:

Siloam Ethel Smith

S. Baby Talk

S. Dan Tau

S. Junebug

S. Fairy Tale

Candys:

Blackberry Candy

Custard Candy

Vanilla Candy (Last DF left)

Wineberry Candy

If interested, let me know what you want from me and what you have to trade.

Thank you.

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