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HAVE: hybrid daylily seedlings from breeder

11 years ago

I have several keeper quality one-of-a-kind 2 year seedlings to trade, several beautiful colors including bright red, near white, lavenders and patterns.

Would like to trade for epimediums or other dry shade natives, daffodils, fairy garden plants, mini hosta, giant hosta, or anything else from my trade page.
Thanks for reading my post!

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lovemeflowers
11 years ago
I haven't shipped plants before but would be interested in a trade with you. I have yellow and rosy epimediums, all kinds of native shade(wood poppy (I love these plants nothing eats them and tough as nails)trillium, jacks, mayapples etc. a few giant hostas, daffodil bulbs, ferns. I would love to trade for the patterns (my first choice), lavender, and/or white
sandrabees
11 years ago
Hi,
I would love some of your lilies. I have daffodils and angel trumpets... I also have endless summer but would need to root it. I was just fixing to do that today

Jamie
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