HAVE: Philippine Lily Seeds

14 years ago

Will trade Philippine Lily seeds for other zone 8b-9a heirlooms or ???. Philippine Lilies look like Easter Lilies but bloom in late August here on the Gulf Coast.

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Tropical Gardener
9 years ago
Yup-I want these! Have lots of tropicals to trade, check out my list....Frank :)
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