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smokymist

15 varieties of Canna Lily for trade

SmokyMist
12 years ago

These are from a purchase I did, good sized rhizomes with more than one eye, and they have been planted in big pots for the past two weeks so are already growing with at least one good leaf.

I am limited on these, but would like to make bigger trades when possible.

I am looking for different Alocasias and Colocasias ( hardy or not ), carnivorous plants ( really really want these ), bamboos that can be grown in large pots, or that are clumping, no runners please, and bananas.

Here is my list of Canna's, of course I also have many other plants to trade.

1.) Orange Punch

2.) Apricot Dream

3.) Tangelo

4.) Journey's End

5.) Dawn Pink

6.) Orange Beauty

7.) Red King Humbert

8.) King City Gold

9.) Crimson Beauty

10.) Yellow King Humbert

11.) Richard Wallace

12.) Tropical Sunrise

13.) Stadt Feltbach

14.) Whithelm Pride

15.) Burning Ember

Featured Answer
  • cashclan
    12 years ago

    Hi, I LOVE cannas and have been trying to trade for some. don't know if you have any left or if you were able to trade all those out. If you have any left I would be interested in trying to come up with some stuff you might be interested in.

    I don't have any of the things you mentioned. iT'S GETTING COLD HERE SO MY OUTSIDE PLANTS ARE ALL starting to go into dormancy.

    If you like hoseplants I have
    hoya tri-colored
    hoya Kentiana
    another hoya don't remember the name
    Pathos Marble Queen
    Ivy Little Hermann
    You can check my trade list but I mostly have seeds
    Let me know if any of this sounds interesting.

    Hope to be able to find something you will like for a trade
    Sharon Cash~gold Trade (on PlantSwap)
    Zone 7

    Comments (14)

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