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WANTED: Pond Plants\ Have Yellow Water Iris

13 years ago

I am looking for some plants for my pond. I lost several over this past winter and would like to replace them. I have Yellow Water Iris and a few Arrowhead plants that I can trade or can pay postage for your plants. Please post here if interested. Thanks Jackie

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louisea_2010
13 years ago
I have parrot feather if you are interested in trading for yellow water iris.
sjackwheat
Original Author
13 years ago
I have the Parrots Feather. Thanks for the offer but it is one of the plants that did make it through the winter. Do you have any other types of water plants that you are interested in trading?
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louisea_2010
13 years ago
I have a natural pond, so I have lots of cattails and lots of reeds and rushes. I also have chocolate mint.
mybusyfamily6
13 years ago
I have lavender water iris and a lavender japenese water iris but it will be about 2=3 weeks before i split them (redoing our pond) if you want to trade some for your yellow iris.
rbb3932
13 years ago
I have plenty of Blue Pickeral to trade?
sjackwheat
Original Author
13 years ago
rbb3932 I do not see an email address for you but I would love to trade for your Pickerel Rush.

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