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HAVE: Mixed Tall Bearded Iris

17 years ago

My t.b.i. clumps clumped too closely together and now I have a box of rhizomes, fans & babies I can't tell apart. The collection could include, but is not limited to... "Rave On", "King Tush", "Ecstatic Echo", "Painted Black", & "Drama Queen". I will trade by the dozen.

At this time, I'm hoping for asiatic/oriental/orienpet lily bulbs, but please see my trade list.

Myles

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

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Comments (8)

jen_frazier
17 years ago
I wouldl ike to try and work a trade for your iris. i don;t have much to trdae yet! i do have some daylily that i traded for that came with names. i can trade them, but will not guarantee the names because i have not seen them bloom. if you are interested i can get you the names of them.

i also have butterfly ginger. I have a few left - they are plain and varigated mixed.

PLMK! JEnnifer
kiddo
17 years ago
Myles I'll trade a dozen asiatics for a dozen iris

Kiddo
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jasjefpar
17 years ago
not sure if i have anything you would be interested... but check my trade list and let me know

have a good one,
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mkruby7
17 years ago
I would be interested if you have any left. Please let me know and I will put a up-to-date list together for you.

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gardeningjunkie
17 years ago
demigraf, sent you an email.
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phreckless
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17 years ago
jasjefpar & mkruby7 - I replied to your e-mails but am not certain you received my replies. If still interested, please write to me at excessspam@yahoo.com.

Thanks!

Myles
wayne_grow
17 years ago
Hi, I saw on your list you have canna tropicanna. I have been growing very large green-leaf with red flowers canna.I got some that got almost 8 feet tall. I would trade a bunch of them for a few canna tropicanna bulbs. I want to find someone who wants to just trade canna types.
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16 years ago
I would be interested in a trade. I have some orange asiatic lily or some red day lily

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