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WANTED: Yellow Walking Iris

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Posted by michi81 Miami, FL Zone 10 (My Page) on
Fri, Aug 15, 08 at 0:45

When I lived in Naples, Fl, an old coworker of mine gave me some of these for my great grandmas yard. I planted them there but would like them in my yard here in Miami. Anyone have any? Id really appreciate it. They were so easy to pull out and just put in a different spot. I loved the flowers and how they propagate themselves. Willing to do a trade even if it is for just one. View my trade list if interested.

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michi81 - If you haven't got any of the yellow walking iris yet, let me know and I can mail you some starts. They won't be rooted but they root very easily in a pot of dirt or even directly in the ground with a little watering.

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  • Posted by michi81 Miami, FL Zone 10 (My Page) on
    Fri, Sep 5, 08 at 2:00

I am definitely interested!! Can you email me??

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email sent via GW - hope it gets through!

My e-mail is the same as my nickname here and I use hotmail. If you don't receive the e-mail through GW, you can email me.

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