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Iris for postage

5 years ago

I posted this on the iris exchange, but I don't think it gets much attention these days. I have to clear out an area that has some tall bearded iris. I can offer a box for probably $12 with at least 20 iris. The iris did not bloom this year, I know there is a variety of at least 4, should be several more though. I remember purple, an heirloom yellow, white New Snow, and Superstition.

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dawn7a
5 years ago
Hi Nancy, are these still available? I'll take a box!
Nancy 6b
Original Author
5 years ago
They are available, can you message me, I see no way to send you a message
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Since Sweet_betsy responded first, the irises will go to her if everything works out. I have only the above 10 to give away at this time. Sweet_besty please message me your address. I no longer have the old messages. Thanks. mcc371, when i move irises around, I always have extra rhizomes. If you like, i will contact you first if I have any extras next year. For now, I know I will have a bunch of dwarf irises to give away next year.
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Mixed box for cost of postage . You pay postage to me in advance - medium size boxes.....
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dawn7a
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
It looks like if you go to https://www.houzz.com/settingsAdvanced and adjust your email settings to "allow anyone to message me" you can receive messages like this. Perhaps you can message me that way?
Dillybeansown (6b in the Ozarks)
5 years ago
Nancy, if Dawn7a doesn’t end up taking the irises, or if you have more available, I would gladly pay postage. :) Also, I have learned that 20 iris rhizomes fit very nicely (with some coaxing) into a priority mail Regional Rate Box A, and is probably the most cost effective way to ship them.
Nancy 6b
Original Author
5 years ago
These have been taken

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