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HAVE: Have named Dahlia,

10 years ago

I have dahlia tubers, dinnerplate or medium size flowers,
I'd like to trade for named Daylily or rose cutting -named varieties specially David Austin English rose own roots plant.
Check my list, could offer something else, just ask,
Thanks
Wendy

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cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
10 years ago
Im interested in
Akita
--Boogie Woogie
sky angel
waterlily one

i have some hybrid red daylilies but i have no idea of the name. and just got them dont know what they look like either. please let me know if interested.
gr8heather
10 years ago
I'd be interested in dahlias, it's not letting me look at your list from my phone, though, and I'm out of town. I like the ones that Cinnie mentioned. love large dinner plates. Should have lots of rooted rose varieties in a couple of weeks.
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princessgrace79
10 years ago
I have a very pretty david austin english rose (pink, reminds me of a peony bloom) I would be happy to root a cutting from - right now its dormant as I was forced to move it mid summer, but in a few weeks I should be able to get something going. I would love any dahlias.

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