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HAVE: Common Tall Orange Daylily for common purple iris

16 years ago

I'm moving plants from my "experiment" beds and reorganizing. I dug up a whole patch of these today to get the grass and weeds out of the bed. Won't be putting all of them back in.

I'd be happy to trade for that common purple iris that nobody wants and I don't have...or postage, or other plants/bulbs on my lists....or tempt me with something else hardy in zone 5.

I'm also moving my yellow flowering lamium around in the same bed if anyone wants a start it would be a good time to get the equivalent of a 4" rooted pot.

BT4M

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list

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Frances Coffill
16 years ago
If you do not get a good trade for these I will be happy to send postage for some daylilies.

Frances
berrytea4me
Original Author
16 years ago
Frances,
I have an $8.95 prepaid box filled and ready to send you. I'll include a self-adddressed envelope for you to return postage.

email your shipping address to me at proverb_31@hotmail.com and I'll get it out tomorrow.

BT4M
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Frances Coffill
16 years ago
Sending you e-mail

Thank you
mickey26
16 years ago
if you still have any laying around I would like to have some please
ollierose
16 years ago
I'd like some orange daylilies if you'd accept unknown iris in return. I have a ton coming up in my yard. I just moved in this past December and haven't seen them bloom yet. Let me know if you're interested.

Thanks!
Diana
berrytea4me
Original Author
16 years ago
I do still have some of these. Ended up planting a bunch last fall but not where I really want them to grow plus I went crazy with named DL & other plants over the winter so need to make room.

Over the winter I id'd them as species daylily h. fulva 'europa'. You can see a picture at the link below.

It will be April at earliest before I can dig in the garden here but I can arrange trades now.

Here is a link that might be useful: NSDU AHS historic display garden

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