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HAVE: Tall Yellow/Orange Cannas, Dwarf Red Cannas

16 years ago

I am in the process of dividing Cannas, most are very tall yellow with splashes of orange (I think they are King Humbert but not sure), there may be a very few dwarf red ones mixed in. I am most interested in other colors of Cannas, Virginia Creeper, or other items on my Trade List.

If I don't have any interest, I will consider postage. Thanks!

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Comments (5)

west_texas_peg
16 years ago
I'm interested in your dwarf canna. Contact me and we can see if any of mine might like to come live in your garden.

Peggy
pamcrews
16 years ago
If you are considering postage I'd be tickled pink. I'm starting from scratch again, recently moved from Florida. Give me a yell, I'd be very happy to take you up on your offer!
Pam
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Hello Willy46, this is cece from your own garden site. Nice to see you here too! I would like some of these tall canna seeds. I don't have anything to trade with you however. Will you do a SASE with me?? If so, please send me an address to send you the envelope to via my email addy which is ceceharpo@hotmail.com This would be most appreciated Willy, as I am beginning my indoor water plant propogation now, and these plants will add beautifully to my pond come good warm weather. Let me know please. Have a great day.
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lisa831
16 years ago
Hi would like to get some of youyr Cannas for postage if you have any left. lisa
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Cannas are all gone. Thanks!

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