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wanted: wanted iris rhizomes

11 years ago

wanted- IRIS rhizomes for postage, any colors, have hosta to trade

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ndimattia
11 years ago
Do you need named varieties, 'cause I always loose the tags, but I can send pictures? WHat colors are you looking for, I have several bearded. What are you willing to trade for them? Please reply to ndimattia@gmail.com the reply button goes to an account I no longer use.
Thanks,
Nancy
peony13
Original Author
11 years ago
I DONT CARE IF THE IRIS ARE NAMED. I HAVE 3 DIFFERENT KINDS OF HOSTA PLANTS TO TRAFR, STARGAZER PINK LIKYS TO TRADE FOR IRIS. LET ME KNOW? D
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phyllis8483
11 years ago
I have some white iris and the siberian iris. I also have walking iris. Just let me know. You can email me at crosbyphyllis@yahoo.com
margarita10
11 years ago
I have deep purple bearded iris rhizomes. I don't know the name they were already planted when I purchased my home.

You can email at mmaldonado@firstam.com.

Thanks,

margarita10

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