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Daylily Exchange

WANTED: Want Daylilies

11 years ago

My daylilies are so pretty right now.

I would love to trade for a few more from my want list.

I can trade single fans of some of mine after they bloom.

Please check my haves and wants, and make me an offer.

Please post here as some of my emails goes straight to spam.

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Comments (5)

Nancy
11 years ago
Maybe we can work out a trade for later in the season after mine have bloomed?
jardineratx
11 years ago
Hello Ruth, I would love to do another trade. (we traded in the past--Dr. Moy Ginger,etc)
Since your mail may go to spam, please email me if you are interested in a trade.
Molly
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ruthz
Original Author
11 years ago
Hi Molly, sent you an email.
ruthz
Original Author
11 years ago
Just a follow up to above posts.
I saw some rust on my Primal Scream daylily this summer, so I won't be trading any daylilies at this time.
Also lost a couple to crown rot.
Good news is no sign of rust now and hoping for a cold winter.
ilovemyroses
11 years ago
I'd be interested. I don't have daylillies to trade, newbie. But do have many roses. Let me know. I'm dallas proper, near smu

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