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HAVE: Have: Iris, Bleeding Heart, Anemone, etc.

10 years ago

I have the iris "Victoria Falls" (will dig after bloom), "Michael Paul", "Hoodlum", "Alpha Gnu", dwarf light-purple plicata NOID, TB purple plicata NOID, and NOID historical. I can provide photos of iris. I also have bleeding hearts (pink and "Alba"). A few are blooming size. And I have anemone "Snow Drop". I have other perennials if you would like to view my trading page.

I am looking for iris especially dwarf iris (in blues, whites, pinks) and intermediates (in all colors). I am also looking for trailing tiarellas.

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cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
10 years ago
would love 1 each of first four listed. but only have a noid iris that hasnt bloomed yet , but i have other things, i will message you my list.
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