HAVE: bearded iris

15 years ago

i have several bearded iris to trade. i have dark purple, light purple, lemon yellow, and orange/peach. i will have more as the season finishes and a few will be named.

i'm needing to trade them before i dig so i know they have new homes.

i am looking for other bearded iris i don't have, hosta and named dayliy.

THANKS!

Jen

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bobbih
15 years ago
Interested in your iris for my son and daughter-in law and their new house and garden. Please check my have list to see if I have anything you could use. Thanks, BobbiH
girlndocs
15 years ago
You have mail :)

Thanks,

Kristin
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greenthumbs10
15 years ago
Hi, Would love to trade for one or two of each. I have plenty of a nice dark yellow (not gold) and a lavender/pink color one that is gorgous. Unfortunately, I have lost all the name tags on my plants, so they are at this point unnamed. Send me an email if you are interested in a trade. Thanks. Donna

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