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HAVE: Daylilies

12 years ago

I have a lot of different colors from a rescued plot a neighbor gave me. They need dividing, so now's a pretty good time! The colors include: golden yellow with maroon throats, light lemon yellow, orange, orange with maroon alternating petals, medium yellow, and some new ones that I actually bought but have not bloomed yet.

I do not need anything plant-wise really.

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Comments (2)

carrie751
12 years ago
Where in Texas are you located????
Mistee17
12 years ago
Hi - Yes, where are you located? Thanks,Mistee
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