skip to main content

The Plant Exchange

Wanted: Miniature Dwarf Bearded or Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris

9 years ago

I am hoping to trade for named MDB or SDB iris. I am really interested in any MDB since I am new to these. I have a few named iris that I can offer in trade as well as other plants. My SDB are just blooming now so it will be a few weeks before I will divide them, but I would like to get some trades in the works.

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (5)

Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
9 years ago
Hi Val1!

I just sent an email to the last two addresses I have for you. If you don't get the email, please message me your email via Houzz. I prefer emailing to private messaging.

I have some MDB if you don't already have them...or maybe they are now some of your no id ones. I remember we had a nice trade or two so many years ago.

My email addy is the same as it has always been, in case you might have me in your address book.

Sue
val1
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi Sue

I got your email and sent you a reply.
Related Discussions
Have dark red dwarf bearded irises--Want hostas
Q
Comments (4)
Hi, I have a large leaf lime colored hosta I would like to trade Sue
...See More
WANTED: shorter pale blue iris, taller dark blue iris - bearded
Q
Comments (5)
I just found this exchange page, so sorry for posting so late. I have tons of purple iris, including LOTS of medium purple. These bloom about 2 weeks earlier than regular bearded iris. I am thinning them this summer, so let me know if you want them. Email me with your address. I have some dark purple tall bearded, but probably not "blue" enough for you. (more of a dark royal purple) Here is a link that might be useful: purple iris
...See More
source for miniature dwarf iris (not purple)
Q
Comments (5)
If you are talking about dwarf bearded iris, I ordered some from Malevil Iris Gardens this year. They have a nice selection and a website with pictures. Just click on the SDB link on the home page. Laetitia Here is a link that might be useful: Malevil Iris
...See More
third annual bearded iris swap
Q
Comments (66)
Hello ladies, Sorry I've not been a very good host. I've been real busy with working both of my jobs, running to Greenbay/Wrightstown, Wisconsin to pick up Shelby's and DeAnna's two Boston terriers to babysit while they are celebrating the start of Shelby's 7th year being in remission on the beaches of Antigua. I love helping them out but I must admit driving to Ohare airport was no picnic. Thank god for the GPS system that a friend let me borrow. Needless to say I will be buying one very soon, and without it I would have never made it through Chicago or the Port of Milwaukee. On a second note, on my return trip I have figured out how to avoid the bigger cities when setting up the GPS. I can't imagine what the wireless world will bring us Ten years from now. Marea, I'm sending an e-mail your way. Debbie, remember what I told you about sending to me. YOU ARE NOT TO GO OVERBOARD! I will be working on your box just as soon as I get back from Green bay/Wrightstown on the 9th. This is my only day off and the two little devils are no help in the garden at all. All they do is whine, cry, bark and go from window to window while I'm out side. I can hear them fussing all the way out back with the windows open, and this drives me crazy. I've had a great time looking up some of the iris everyone is getting and will have to list them on my want list. Hello to everyone else! I hope you are having a great Sunday. LIFE IS GOOD, Annie
...See More
val1
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Still looking for trades.
illinoisdoglover
8 years ago
Hi val: we traded before also, if you want to do another trade email me privately. Gets confusing here. my email is the same.
val1
Original Author
8 years ago
Hi Marsha
I sent you an email. :)

Related Stories

FEEL-GOOD HOME 9 Smells You Actually Want in Your Home

By Design With Science

Boost memory, enhance sleep, lower anxiety ... these scents do way more than just smell good

FRUIT TREES How to Grow Your Own Persimmons

By Marianne Lipanovich

Sturdy and easy to care for, these trees offer bright fruit through winter — and keeping them in bounds is no sweat

TREES 11 Japanese Maples for Breathtaking Color and Form

By Jay Sifford Garden Design

With such a wide range to choose from, there’s a beautiful Japanese maple to suit almost any setting

FLOWERS Lessons from Monet's Garden

See how to bring the impressionist painter's vision to life in your own landscape with these flower choices and garden design ideas

FARM YOUR YARD Remake Your Backyard Into a Mini Farm

By Laura Gaskill

You can get a taste of country life by line-drying your laundry, growing some produce or going whole hog with the critters

FALL GARDENING Why Fall Is the Best Time for Planting

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

Spring is overrated for planting. Starting plants in autumn has advantages for both garden and gardener

GARDENING GUIDES Great Lakes Gardener's May Checklist

By Barbara Pintozzi

Let's talk about brilliant flowering trees. About blooms to light up a shade garden. And, of course, about everyday garden tasks

GARDENING GUIDES 8 Plants That Snobs Love to Hate — and You'll Love to Grow

Don't dismiss these common annuals, perennials and shrubs — there are reasons they've been popular for so long

SPRING GARDENING Enjoy the Peak of Spring Gardening — Here’s What to Do in May

By Annie Thornton

Bid the frost farewell and treasure the blooms. No matter what U.S. region you’re in, one of these guides will help your garden flourish

SUMMER GARDENING 6 Water-Wise Perennials for Blazing High-Altitude Summers

By Jocelyn H. Chilvers

Scorching weather and high elevations don't have to mean scraggly plantings. These blooms are as gorgeous as they are tough

Sponsored

EK Interior Design

5 Reviews

TIMELESS INTERIOR DESIGN FOR ENDLESS MEMORIES