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HAVE: Iris versicolor

Catrina's Garden

16 years ago

Hi,

I have 2 divisions of iris versicolor as it has outgrown my very small pond. Also have some standard green acorus. No plants for postage at this time. My list is at http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/catrina for you to look at. I have been doing a lot of trading lately so please forgive if I hold out for the best 2 offers. Plants must be z4 hardy.

Thanks,

Catrina

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