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WANTED: Bulbs/rhizomes for postage/plants/container - new buyer

10 years ago

Hello,

Interested in getting more plants. To be honest I have never done this so I don't know how it works, but am interested in bulbs or rhizomes for postage.

Please let me know what you have if interested in mailing!

If you would like to trade - I have some purple and white iris/coralbells/one sedum autumn joy in a container (2 quart) and a ton of lily of the valley. Also have nursery container pots in smaller sizes? However, I have also never mailed a plant - so would need instruction with that also.

Anna

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KarenPA_6b
10 years ago
I have Dahlias and some other plants that I can give you. I am also in PA so shipping will be much cheaper. Medium size box priority mail is about $6. If you want them, please email me.
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