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Third Annual Bay View Iris Surplus Sale

14 years ago

The Third Annual ONE HOUR Bay View Iris Surplus Sale will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2009, for 9 to 10 am ONLY at 1201 Bay Street, Santa Cruz, California 95060. Must be present to purchase (or have someone buy for you). All irises are $5 each including the newest and best from such hybridizers as Keppel, Blyth, Ghio, Schreiner and many others. It's fun and they sell out quickly!

Comments (4)

denise_z7
14 years ago
Wish I could get there...too bad he will not ship, as could spend more money with him.

You want a list? LOL

D
cjcanet
14 years ago
THANKS MR. GHIO!
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cjcanet
13 years ago
Irisrover
Is there going to be a 4th annual sale this year?
irisrover
Original Author
13 years ago
Yes, the Fourth Annual Bay View Iris Surplus sale will be Saturday, September 18, 2010. As usual it will at 1201 Bay St, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 for 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. only. You (or someone for you) must be present to purchase. It includes some of the best and newest from such hybridizers as Schreiners, Keppel, Ghio, Blyth. All irises are $5.

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