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HAVE: Tall Bearded Irises

14 years ago

I have a nice collection of tall bearded irises which need to be divided late August/early September. I can provide links to photos I have taken and posted of the irises I will be dividing. These plants are from the top hybridizers' gardens from Oregon and California.

I'd like to trade with someone for something besides irises, daylilies, elephant ears, ajuga, or cannas.

I'm in Myrtle Beach.

Thanks,

Mike

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babylou
14 years ago
I would love to trade for some irises. I have some day lillies that should be blooming soon. I'll take pictures and send to you. I have ajuga, elephant ears and a few cannas, but nothing special. You can also look at my trade list. I'm not sure how we can trade via mail... or were you looking for someone closer to your area? I live near Charlotte. Thanks, Judy
mikesc
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Judy,
Thanks for responding. I'm actually looking for things OTHER than the ones I listed above. I clicked on your trade list but don't see anything listed [?]

Feel free to e-mail me @ matbeach1@aol.com.

I'll be glad to answer any questions regarding the irises.

Trading by mail works well. I've done it many times!

Mike
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babylou
14 years ago
Thanks Mike - I emailed you and have updated my trade list. Judy
tophersmith
14 years ago
Judy,

Anything on my tradelist interest you?

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