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HAVE: water lilies

13 years ago

I have three different colors of water lilies to trade. These are all hardy lilies that were given to me by a friend who is no longer able to take care of her water garden. I am looking for water papyrus, any unusual elephant ears, banana plants, or any large leaved tropical plant. Please feel free to make an offer. Thanks

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justadreamin
13 years ago
I am interested in your lillies. I have papyrus (large aquatic type) and I also have regular large elephant ears.
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