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WANTED: daylilies seeds or plants

15 years ago

Hi everyone, I'm looking for daylilies. I would like the ones with purple or red colors in them. I already have these-- yellow stellas, orange ditch lily, or kwanza lily so I don't need these. Anything else I'm open to. Just send me an email and hopefully we can trade.

Thank you in advance.

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