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HAVE: More Divisions- Iris, Stachys Hummelo, etc

11 years ago

Have: Siberian Iris Caesar's Brother
Iris Tectorum (blue Japanese Roof Iris
Stachys Hummelo
Lysimachia Ciliata 'firecracker' (burgundy foliage)

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Comments (4)

craftie2
11 years ago
hi Casey
I would like Stacy's Hummelo can send you postage if you like. Hope to hear from you soon.

Margie
wispfox
11 years ago
The Iris Tectorum is gorgeous, and I would love some.

I have rhubarb, but I have no idea what type it is. It's only just started peeking it's nose out of the ground, which means it ought to be a good time to transplant it.
casey1gw
Original Author
11 years ago
If you send me an email and I your email is blocked, I can't communicate and can't trade with you.
sandrabees
11 years ago
Hi,
Would love to trade for some of these...

Iris Tectorum (blue Japanese Roof Iris
Stachys Hummelo
Lysimachia Ciliata 'firecracker' (burgundy foliage)

I have many plants, not sure what you are looking for. I am not the best with all the names, so forgive me! Off hand, I have these that need dividing.

African iris
Juncas grass
Bridal wreath spirea
Gaura, pink

My email is sandrabees.com@gmail.com

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