HAVE: Hardy Pink Water Lily

11 years ago

I will be cleaning out my pond soon and will be dividing the Water lilies. Im expecting to have at least 15+ Extra tubers.

I am very interested in lotus and hardy cactus for trade, But offer anything and I might be interested

You can Email me at BENJOE1990@AOL.COM

Ben

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jillianmarie
11 years ago
I'm just setting up a small pond for the first time so I don't have any pond plants to trade, but I do have some pear cactus seeds and quite a few flower and tree seeds I'm willing to trade
elliesfun
11 years ago
In a month or so my pond will be ready so I don't have any water plants but have lots of daylilies, aquilegia and lavender plants for trade.
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jillianmarie
11 years ago
I'd love some daylilies. what type of aquilegia and lavender do you have?. I have dragonfly columbine and lavenda munstead, but am looking for some other varieties too. What would you like to trade it for? Peek at my list and let me know. http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/jillianmarie?1655

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