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HAVE: Four Lisianhtus for One Plant

11 years ago

I have two larger with almost white petals with pink fringe and two smaller purples. I will trade all four for any one semi-evergreen or evergreen daylily I don't have or a plant that will adapt to a desert climate (hot and dry) would love to have a Hamelia Patens or a Ruselliana but I'm open.

I'd like to trade these soon. Please let me know. Thanks.

Comments (3)

cashclan
11 years ago
I dont have the varieties you are requesting. But I KNOW I probably have something you would like. I will look up all my daylilies and let you know which ones are Evergreen. I have some VERY LOVELY NAMED varieties.
Let me know if you are interested
Sharon Cash
Zone 7
Here is the link to my tradelist
http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/cashclan
tess1893
11 years ago
If you are open to red hot pokers or torch lilies they are ever green and tolerate dry condition well. Mine need separated anyway. They grow well in part sun or full sun here, let me know. Thanks
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sguanzon
Original Author
11 years ago
Lisianthus are traded..keep an eye out for new post soon!

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