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Daylily Exchange

HAVE: Named Daylilies for Daylilies, Japanse Iris, etc

18 years ago

Hi, I am interested in doing a few trades. Please no bait and switch! This is first come first serve. I am interested in getting daylilies from my wish list and perhaps some named Japanese Iris and Peonies. Please look at my page: http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/pmermakov

Thanks!

Mercy

Here is a link that might be useful: Mercy's Daylily Garden

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recipesaver2
18 years ago
Hi Mercy,

I am working on a fragrant daylily bed. I know Clothed in Glory is fragrant, but don't know which of your other is fragrant, do you? I have Catherine Woodbury, and Siloam June Bug to trade.

LMK
Jean
recipesaver2
corgicorner
18 years ago
For years I have had a couple of daylilies, and have never done anything with them except to let them grow. The only one that I can identify is Hyperion, which is noted to be 42" in height. It is clear yellow, no other markings, and I believe it is Wayside Gardens that says it is the yellow that all others can be compared to. I will tell you the roots are NOT great, because they have never been divided, but I did divide some of them this late August, and they are sending up new growth. The only other thing I have is seeds of Basket of Gold Alysseum.
I am looking for multi-colored daylilies, with wavy edges,
similar to Lori Goldston which is on the back page of Dutch Gardens Spring 2005 catalog. Prefer no reds. Love yellows and pinks. Will pay postage if you have some you would like to move.
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zjones
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Please see my post below to see if I have anything you are interested in - you have a few DLs that are of interest to me.
Thanks!!!

Here is a link that might be useful: My recent post:
kellyp
18 years ago
sent you mail

kellyp
brittneysgran
18 years ago
Mercy,
You have mail.

Shirley

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