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WANTED: Any kinds of salvia, iris

17 years ago

Just starting out not shy needing any thing that grows past owners grew grass and weeds. Excited this will be our 1st swap. Hope what I bring will interest anyone.

Tomatoes (roma,better boy,few beef steak)

Lilly Of The Valley white, Linton roses sm, clump of orange tiger lily, creeping jenny starts, few purple siberian iris

Thanks

Cindy

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big_orange_vol_
17 years ago
Cindy we're excited and happy to have you attend.
mari5us
17 years ago
Hi Cindy,
I sent you an email. I'd like to trade for some of your lily of the valley,siberian iris and tomato starts especially the roma's. I am bringing pond plants, lilies, cannas, glad bulbs and others. Please let me know if you'd like to trade. thanks. also I have heirloom iris and some named
Marianne
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