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HAVE: Lots of Water Celery

19 years ago

I have lots of water celery to trade for other water plants or perennials, if anyone is interested. I can get some perennials to trade too, like limelight artemesia and cannas and I don't know what else my friend has. If you're looking for something, let me know and I'll see what she has.

Dixie

Comments (3)

johnson6ofus
19 years ago
Can we trade some water cannas, water iris-purple, pickrel rush, or water lillies???
nanahanna
19 years ago
Dixie, I have lots of irises (don't know the names but I have really beautiful different ones), little nandina plants that have the pretty red berries, lots of monkey grass, daylilies, louisiana iris (purple or dark blue - cant remember and it hasn't bloomed yet this year!) The old old white irises. Orange tiger lilies. Spanish blue bells. Anything interest you that we could trade some water celery for? I also have flowering almond, mock orange too.

Nanahanna
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daylilyaddict
18 years ago
Would love to trade for your water celery. I'm trading garden flags, long burning, votives in little glass flowerpots in floral, fruit or food scents or potpourri. Would you be interested in any of these ??

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