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WANTED: Miniature Dwarf Bearded Iris

9 years ago

I would love to find some Miniature Dwarf Bearded Iris (under 8") since I absolutely love the Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris. I have iris, heuchera, anemone, hens and chicks and others to trade, just ask I might have something you want.

Comments (4)

gibsongirl74_gw (zone 6 CT)
9 years ago
I have something that might interest you. I sent you an email. Lisa
val1
Original Author
9 years ago
Gibsongirl - I did not receive your email, so I will send you one too.
val1
Original Author
9 years ago
**Bump**

I am still looking for some of these.
sunflowerbee
9 years ago
I have dark purple ones, but don't recall the name lmk

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