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HAVE: Hardy Surprise Lilies

11 years ago

I have enough Hardy Surprise Lilies to fill 1 small USPS Flat Rate boxes with these bulbs about 5-8 in the box. For the same size box with irises and/or day lilies.

Would even take edibal plants like fruit bushes/vines root cuttings.Same size box.

I would also take uhm lets see what would be fair seed swap.

Packs of prennial seeds.(even seeds for irises and day lilies) have to be more then 10 packs depending on the seeds.

Let me know what a fair trade would be to you.

Mine look like these

http://www.walterreeves.com/landscaping/naked-ladies-surprise-lily-lycoris-squamigera/

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pdsavage
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11 years ago
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pdsavage
Original Author
11 years ago
5 bulbs left no extras make a deal.
remy_gw
11 years ago
Hi,
I would be interested in the bulbs if they are of nice blooming size. I have quite the variety of plants so send me an email of the types of things you like color wise, etc. so I can see what I have that best matches what you like.
Remy

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