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Iris Exchange
missa_gw

HAVE: Tons of Iris cristata and a few purple siberian irises

missa
18 years ago

Hi there!

I have about 30 or so Iris Cristata that ide like to get rid of as i ahave about 200 of them already,lol. and i have a few clumps of Iris siberica, purple that ide like to thin out too! I have many wishes on my wish list and ide love it if we can trade for the things im looking for. I have amny wants for louisiana, siberian and Japanese irises. I would give three nice cristata for 1 of the wanted irises and so on. I also want a bunch of other things,take a look! Iris cristata colonize well and look ever so lovely! Please email me direct if interested in a trade! Missy

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