HAVE: Partial List posted for Spring Swap

16 years ago

I have posted a partial list of the plants I have to trade for the spring swap. Look it over and let me know what you have to trade.

Jill, I have you Bear Bryant daylily potted up for you already.

Jan

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List

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tony_pman
16 years ago
;Hi Jan, I am sending you an EMail with all my request.
Tony
tsmith2579
16 years ago
Jan, I have variegated giant reed grass (Arundo donax variegata), the reddish-purple Louisiana iris and the dark blue Siberian iris. Would you trade for cuttings of the double light pink and double white altheas. We love hibiscuses of any type. - Thanks, Terry
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Just covering all bases here. I left this on the Exchange, but wanted to let everyone know that I have posted a partial list of trades if anyone is interested in checking it out. Everything listed, except the daylilies, was potted last year and is growing well. The dl's are still in the ground, so let me know if you are interested in any of them so I can pot them up. Thanks, Jan Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List
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tweetypye
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16 years ago
A few more items added to my list of trades. These are just recently potted.

Jan
tweetypye
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16 years ago
A few more items added to my trade list and also my want list.Below is a list of the trades I have arranged to date. If I have left anyone or anything off, please email me.

Jody: Rice Paper plants

Susan: Fancy Buttons dl, Double Pompom dl

Jill: Bear Bryant dl, Red Ribbons dl, Paper Butterfly dl

Terry: Lt. Pink double ROS, White double ROS

Jan: Lt. Pink double ROS, Multicolored singel ROS

Debbi: Wisest of Wizards dl, 2 Multicolored single ROS

Danielle: Frances Joiner dl, Cajun Gambler dl, Trahlyta dl, Double Cranberry Ruffles dl

Michelle: 2 yellow dl's, 2 apricot dl's

Jan

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