HAVE: Named Daylilies And Lots Of Perennials

thegardenangel

17 years ago

Hello,

Looking for other named Daylilies, especially interested in Pink, Rose or Purple Colors, or let me know what you have.

Check out my tradelist and post here or send me an e-mail, Thanks! :)

Maria

Here is a link that might be useful: My Tradelist

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jen_frazier
17 years ago
sent you a email!

thanks, Jennifer
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cyndeebk
17 years ago
I'm interested in Broadway Pink Slippers, Pink Cotton Candy, Trahlyta and Vera Biaglow.

See my trade list for what I have available.

Thanks!
Cyndee
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Waitforspring
17 years ago
Hi Maria, You've got mail.
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cybernama
17 years ago
~Hi Maria,
You sent me a post saying you were interested in my Hall's Pink, Pink Perfection, Pink Damask, Raspberry Pixie, and Poetic Voice. I sent you an e-mail but am not sure if you received it. I can no longer offer Poetic Voice but am willing to trade the others for some of your Bela Lugosi, Centerpiece, Pink Cotton Candy, and Trahlyta. Please reply. Thanks, ~Cy
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thegardenangel
Original Author
17 years ago
*UPDATE*

Thanks Everyone for answering my post! I'm sorry I haven't had a chance to e-mail everyone back, but after posting this I received my first daylily order and had a ton of plants to get in the ground, then received my second! (huge clumps) and have been busy dividing and moving plants all over the garden.... I didn't realize how busy I would get and how much work I would have! So much easier looking at catalogs and making a wish list. lol :)

I'll post again when I can set up additional trades.

Happy gardening!
Maria
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