HAVE: Pineapple Lily Seeds

16 years ago

I have a ton of Pineapple Lily seeds that I collected from my plants this summer. I would like to trade for daylily seeds, other lily seeds, or tempt me. I am trying to build up my garden. If you are interested in making a trade let me know.

Thanks a bunch,

doggies7

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sjackwheat
16 years ago
Hi, I have some daylily seeds that a friend gave me from Louisana, but they are mixed up colors. She said she just picked the seed pods and put them all together. If you would like to take a chance on them and trade a few for some of your P. Lily seeds then email at Sjackwheat@aol.com
danieldryer
16 years ago
I would luv some pineapple lilly seeds...............

please check my list .

Shawn
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heirloomgroweth
16 years ago
I have Tiger Lilies that are ready to be planted this season. I would be interested in trading with anything you have. The Lilies that I have are 76 years old and are really beautiful. They stand anywhere from 31/2 to 5 ft tall.

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HAVE: Pineapple Lily Seeds

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