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eremurus mix foxtail lily desert candle

15 years ago

Does anyone have EREMURUS Mix FOXTAIL LILY Desert Candle? I have Versi pink brug well rooted and other brugs cutting such as CG and Vixen cutting, jade plant, red dragon daylily I would happy to trade. I also have alot of seeds from holly hock: pink, red, dark red, white, peach.

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Betty Levar
15 years ago
I have lots of seeds I could send you from the plants that bloomed last year. Threw some in the garden and they all came up. Mine are yellow.
hong2007
Original Author
15 years ago
Betty, I would love some seeds. Check your email :).
If anyone else in this forum have other color of the foxtail lily and would like to trade with me, please let me know.
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Welcome to Garden Web! I thought you might like to know that there is no way to email you they way your preferences are set. I suggest you go to the bottom of any page here and click on 'Member Pages'. then Edit Preferences. Then using the drop down box, set it to show your email addy to Members only. then check the box to allow others to email you via the forms here at GW. That will place a link on your member page so folks can reach you. Happy Gardening and trading. Sue
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Hi Kelly, I would love to have the mix, but I don't have the lily seeds yet. My sister is supposed to collect them for me while I am in Texas (but they will be unnamed). I am also waiting for Yesterday-Today and Tomorrow seeds to ripen, if the hurricane doesn't come and blow them away. We are very busy getting some things packed up, just in case. Maybe you will get some nice trades for the eremurus. Take care, Barbie
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fool4flowers
15 years ago
I wish I did, lol. How have you been Hong? You might try on the plant exchange forum.
hong2007
Original Author
15 years ago
Hi Kristy, I am doing pretty good so far. Just really been busy with school and work and keep up with the garden, that why I haven't been posting as much. thanks for asking :). How is your flower beds and the lovely gazebo project doing? have you been taking care not to hurt your back any more?
It is so hot out here in Bakersfield! 110 degree today! I went out early this morning to planted my irises which I had ordered in April, and I did not get done until 1:00; Man... talk about sweating like a slave!!!
fool4flowers
15 years ago
Lol, the gazebo is on hold til it cools off some. Its been hot here since April already. It will be going over a hundred this coming week I'm sure. The weather channel said 99 but its always hotter here than what they say on tv according to the thermometers here and at the shop. The flower beds are filling out but I needed more soil in them. It has all compacted much more than I thought it would. I went and picked up 3 big tubs of compost today and my arm is killing me. I shouldn't have picked them up but I thought there would be people there to load them for me and there weren't. Be careful working in that heat. 110 is too dang hot, lol. Take care and see you when you aren't so busy.

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