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WANTED: Daylily for daylily exchange

18 years ago

Let's trade double fan daylilies, plant for plant. I have the following varieties to trade. Prairie Blue Eyes, Ice Carnival, Strutter's Ball, Catherine Woodberry, Corryton Pink and Siloam Double Classic.

Since I have lots of varieties I didn't list all I have but try me out and see if you have something I can use for something I have to trade.

These should be sent in a box by priority mail on Mon. or Tues. to avoid the weekend lay-overs. These are all to be double fans.

I'd like to try and trade at least 3 different plants together to reduce postage.

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cyndeebk
18 years ago
Are any of your other daylilies available for trade? Would be interested in your Becky Lynn, Cat Dancer, Lullaby Baby, Pumpkin Kid or Wedding Band...

Please see my trade list for what I have available. Let me know if you're interested!

Thanks!
jamlover
Original Author
18 years ago
Others I have but not enough to trade yet. Jean
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cyndeebk
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Are any of the following big enough to trade this year?

Becky Lynn, Cat Dancer, Lullaby Baby, Pumpkin Kid or Wedding Band...

Please see my trade list for what I have available.(some of the others I have may also be available, just ask!) Let me know if you're interested!

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