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Irises
josephleelee

WANTED: Want any iris , daffodils tulips or lilies

josephlee
9 years ago

If you are dividing your iris beds and have extra irises that you have no room for I would love them - I can trade for them or send cash or stamps .
I am also would love some tulips ,daffodils, lilies , any kind would be great.
I love my flower garden , when I see them blooming I have this warm feeling inside . Silly isn't it . I have this old variety of blue iris that my mother got from her grand mother when I was a child and I remember great grand mother told me that these flowers were planted by her great grandmother , who brought them from west Virgina when they were force out by the government to make room for white settlers . My family of that time were Timberland Cherokees they fled to many parts of the United State , some settle in northern Kentucky and that where my Mother got these beautiful Blue irises the bloom stems will grow 3 feet on a good year while others years only 2 feet but what a show they put on and they last for about 2 weeks but well worth it.

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  • pembroke
    9 years ago

    I have 21 different colors to GO!!! Tall bearded iris. You pay postage or come and pick up. Pembroke

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