HAVE: Tons 'O Irises for Hosta
ariesf5
17 years ago
Just dug up tons of Irises. The only problem is I do not know what color they are. They are from my mother-in-law's house that she just bought. She doesn't garden much, and really dislikes them. The rizomes run between .5" for the tiny off-shoots to 6" long for the large fans.
She wants Hosta. Will trade 4 fans for one eye of hosta. They do not need to be named hosta... any type will do. She also would like surprise lily...the red one. If anything eles comes to mind, just offer. I'll see what she likes..... Her big hosta desire right now is Capatin Kirk. Thanks.
Erin
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