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WANTED: Red hot pokers Kniphofia and red spider lilies Lycoris

9 years ago

Hi, I am looking for some Red hot pokers Kniphofia and red spider lilies Lycoris radiata. Please check my trade list and let me know if we can make a trade.
Thanks

This post was edited by paty99 on Sat, Sep 13, 14 at 23:20

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sweet_betsy No AL Z7
9 years ago
I have red hot pokers, a fig, a persimmon and a plum for your geranium sanguineum, red flowered heuchera, golden tiara hosta and scilla. Let me know if we can trade.
paty99
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi Betsy,
That sounds great. I'm sending you an email.

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