WANTED: Daylily, iris or lily with these names...

17 years ago

I thought it would be a wonderful special Christmas present to give a certificate of a daylily, lily or iris for the gardeners in my Christmas list with their name in the name of the plant. If someone has any plants that would be available to trade with me, I would like to do the trade in the spring of next year.

For example I have a nephew, Eric and for his mom I got the Eric lily.

Does anyone out there have a daylily, lily or iris with any of these names:

Susan

Donna

Nancy

Jeanette

Rhonda

Cindy

Brenda (for me!)

I have almost 200 each of daylilies, iris and lilies here in my yard and would love to do an exchange.

Thanks,

Brenda

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