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HAVE: Iris starts

10 years ago

As I have been cutting back my Iris Patch I have many that are over crowded! I will have 2 or 3 small flat rate boxes of these for Trade or postage. I will trade a full box for a few starts of Iris I do not have. Will also consider letting them go for Postage. Post here so I can keep track. First dibs on these.

Comments (6)

lavenderpyly
10 years ago
hi! i would like some!

keyla
lavenderpyly
10 years ago
hi! i would like some!

keyla
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illinoisdoglover
10 years ago
sending you a email with trade list, thank you.
illinoisdoglover
10 years ago
I am having trouble with internet today. I could send TB iris Mastery, Glitzy, Smoke Rings and SDB Little Black Foot and Wizzard Of Hope. Thank you, hope this goes thru. Thank you, Marsha
sheba0005
10 years ago
I would love some iris! Just bought a house, so I don't have anything to trade yet, but would gladly pay postage.
aquawise
Original Author
10 years ago
Closed for now If there are more I will reopen this offer!

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