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HAVE: Water iris and Water celery

18 years ago

Hi there!

I have several trades of yellow flag water iris and water celery to trade. I am looking for perennials from my want list, or tempt me with something interesting. I love to do larger trades, so if there is something else off my trade list you are interested in, just ask. I am working on dividing a bunch of plants right now. Thanks so much! Teresa

Comments (3)

okpondlady
18 years ago
I would love to trade you some lilies for water celery if you would like to or floating heart if you would like.

Karen
teresa_ohio
Original Author
18 years ago
Still have 2 or 3 trades of iris left and 3 or 4 trades of water celery. Make me an offer. Any interesting land plants, or gardening gloves, yard decorations, etc. Thanks! Teresa
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cdonelson
17 years ago
check out my trade list and see what you might be interested in. I would love to have some water celery

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list

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