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Daylily Exchange

WANTED: Named Daylilies, have other plants to trade

17 years ago

Please check my list and let me know if you are interested in anything. Or if you have a daylily you are interested in trading I could look at your list and see if I have any plants that may be on your wants that I haven't gotten around to posting yet. Thanks.

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Hi Leslie, I tried to post last night but could not. I contacted Garden Web and got things fixed! I have several named plants that have to be moved/thinned in the next month, as soon as the weather cools. Here are some that I will be working on: Seductor Which Way Jim Persian Market Anne Gehry Artistic Masterpiece Pandora's Box Classic Caper Spanish Masquerade Catherine Woodbury Royal Braid Orchid Candy Feisty Christmas Is Siloam Double Classic Siloam Ury Winniford Blue Sheen Most can be double fans or better. Please let me know as I am interested in several of your plants. Thanks, Linda
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