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Aquatic Plant Exchange

HAVE: Horsetail and Water Iris

19 years ago

I was told that the Iris is yellow but haven't seen it bloom yet. I would like to trade for things on my wants list but there are a million pond plants I don't know about! Let me know what you have to offer, I probably don't have it :)

Thanks!

Suzanne

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xjaxx
19 years ago
Suzanne I can send you Lizzard Tails (Saururus cernuus) in trade for Horsetail Rush. LMK Xjaxx Jack jatoni@sc.rr.com
okpondlady
18 years ago
Suzanne,
I have a purple iris that I am pretty sure is one of the Louisanna varieties and a ton of red and pink water lilies. Trouble is I don't know what is which. Would be happy to trade you some of your iris for some of mine and Lilies for horsetail. :) LMK

Thanks
Karen
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Sean_Whiting
18 years ago
I can trade my celosia 'new look' for your horsetail. The celosia is deep red with bright red plume. Sean

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