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Have: Named Daylilies

15 years ago

I have several named daylilies to trade. These will be 1-2 fan size.

Bama music

beefeater

chocolate mocha

daffy duck

exotic love

heart & soul

Jungle beauty

lazy summer days

mateus

pineapple swirl

ornamental focus

scatterbrain

my sweet rose

my way

pride of father

ruffled temptress

strawberry hill

strawberry soda

strutter's ball

whimsical

wild wine

I am up for anything right now, but mostly things from my "want" list.

Also....due to some recent bad trades, if I haven't traded with you before, I will ask you to please send first. (unless you have an excellent rep over on the R&R forum). I hope this doesn't offend anyone. :O)

Thanks!!

Melissa

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james_wv
15 years ago
Sending you an email if you don't get it let me know.

Kristi
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Michelle Reynolds
15 years ago
hello miss bunny :)
I would love to have any of your lilies, I have a tall yellow, 2 dark reds, a ruffled peach, and plain orange. so I'm open to just about anything most of mine are not named I just like lots of colors.
I will go up date my trade list please let me know if I have something you would be willing to trade for.
thanks michelle
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Melinda Hagen
15 years ago
Hello! I have many daylilies listed and alot with zero behind them may be ready, just haven't updated this year! Not been into trading much, but ready to do so now. Please email if you see anything you would like. You have about 10 I would love. I also have lots of lily of the valley and several different coneflowers if interested in any of them. PLMK> Thanks, Melinda
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hazelnutbunny
Original Author
15 years ago
Okay, I think most of these are spoken for now.
I'll post again if I have more.
Thanks, everyone! :O)

Melissa
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