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have: trade ... iris for daylilies

16 years ago

I have a quantity of bearded Iris, mixed (as in, were transplanted when not blooming and lables were NOT present), all from registered varieities, some historics, some moderns...I would like to trade for daylilies...named Tet varieties. Looking for daylilies that are edged, or eyed in particular, no solid yellows! Now is the time to do this...next week or so please, so roots can form before winter. I am in southern BC.

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wolfcub
16 years ago
I do have some daylilies that I would like to trade for Iris's If you would like to email me at raymarj@shaw.ca I will send you my list. Do you know the names of any of these iris's? Marj
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