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have: daylily

11 years ago

I have several daylilies to thin. i have all colors noids and named. I would like to know if anyone in interested before i dig so i have them spoken for and can ship quickly.

i have noids ready now- pink, peach, purple, cream

these named ones will be ready soon:

scarlet orbit

magic carpet ride

lullaby baby

midnight magic

autumn wood

there will probably be more and will update.

i am wanting other thick big bloomed daylily. especially any spacecoast daylily. will trade several for more valuable daylily. also want hostas or make offers.

please let me know if you are interested!

Jennifer

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Comments (2)

cashclan
11 years ago
Yes, I would be interested in ALL of them. I have some named hostas available and other things on my have list. check out my list and see if we can trade. I also have Kwanza Daylilies and Stella de Oro.

thank you
Sharon Cash
kerry
11 years ago
Hi, I have 2 hostas that I could trade you for your NOIDS.
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