HAVE: yellow daylilly to trade/ Wanted: herbs &Fruit Plants

15 years ago

I have several Yellow (almost orange they are so dark)and very healthy daylilly Plants to trade. I can send a pic of the exact plant if you want. I have one by itself I need to dig up and many that need to be divided and can dig those up for you.

Items I would like:

Herbs

Raspberry, blackberry Bushes

Blueberries or just about any fruiting perennial plant that would survive in Chicago:)

Post a message if you have some thing we can trade.

thanks!

Karen

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Vic Billings, MT
15 years ago
Hi Karen, I have some black raspberries to trade, however, I am going out of town and can't make a trade till about the 2nd week of August. If that is ok lmk and please send a pic. if you can.
Thanks ~ Vic
house_first_timer
15 years ago
Karen,

Hi! I'm local to you as I'm in Naperville/Aurora area.

If you are interested, please email me. I have cuttings of lemon balm, candy mint and thymes.
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karendee
Original Author
15 years ago
Vic,
I would be glad to trade in August, just send me an email when you return!

thanks, karen
wishnforspring
15 years ago
Hi,
I have Lemon Balm(lg plants) tons of spearmint and chocolate mint. Please email me a pic of the DL if you are interested.
Lisa
karendee
Original Author
15 years ago
Lisa,
I would love to trade for Lemon Balm and both mints. I will send out pictures and count exactly how many plants I have tonight. I sent you an email.

Everyone,
I have at least 3 I would like to remove and maybe even more. Some are huge plants some are medium but much larger than anything I see in the stores.

Thanks, Karen
karendee
Original Author
15 years ago
Everyone that requested pics I will send them today. My caera batteries were dead last night :)

Is there a way I can post them here?

I will also take other perenial flowers that are pink, Light yellow or purple.
Thanks, Karen

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HAVE: yellow daylilly to trade/ Wanted: herbs &Fruit Plants

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