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have: have: canna, liriope & vine

12 years ago

No trade needed. Large clumps varigated liriope and yellow with orange ruffle-edge cannas. Also have a vigorous Port St Johns creeper(pink flowers) that needs to be dug up. Can't put out at curb where I live in North Lakeland. Thanks for any interest.

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katieauthier
12 years ago
Hi
I would love some of your liriope and the cannas for the zoo, and maybe a canna for me haha. Let me know
Thanks for this great offer.

Katie
sass36
Original Author
12 years ago
Hi Katie Have sent you an email.
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