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johnsaunt

Will trade iris for spring bulbs

Virginia
11 years ago

If we have traded before, I will be glad to send my iris rhizomes to you now and wait until fall for you to send me the bulbs.

I am looking for muscaria, narcissus, tulips or other spring bulbs.

I have named irises to trade, or a huge box of NOIDs. (Named: Pallida, Flavescens, Matrix, Rare Edition, and some others.)

Thanks, Ginny

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