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HAVE: Named Daylilies for rooted Clematis (not seeds)

victorian_bellefonte

19 years ago

I have a bunch of named daylilies on my trade page (over 150 varieties) and would love to trade for some rooted clematis divisions/plants. I am interested in most anything but Sweet Autumn and Rubens or what I don't already have (also have Constance, Ville de Lyon, plus a few others). I would prefer a larger trade, so please check to see if there is anything else that interest you!

Here is a link that might be useful: My trade page

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gardenofa
18 years ago
I would love some daylilies in white, pink, peach. I have several clematis rooted cuttings. I have an unusual one that you might like that is yellow with bell type flowers. It is like sweet autumn in that you prune it severly in spring. Let me know if you are interested.
flowerjunkie2
18 years ago
Hi,

I have a few clematis to trade for daylilies, want colors other than yellow or orange.
plmk if interested.

sandy
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