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HAVE: Daylily's

10 years ago

I'm moving these daylilies next week and would be happy to trade for other daylilies that I like better.
Depending on what you have, I'll trade 2 for 1 or all for 1 to make the trade a more even value.
Dilemma
Mississippi Red Dragon
Purple Twilight Time
Satin Bird

Please post here if your interested.

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Comments (4)

erin08
10 years ago
Interested in:
Satin Bird
I can work on a list this weekend
Thanks
Erin
goldenbuckeye
10 years ago
Sending an email. I'm interested in your Mississippi Red Dragon, Purple Twilight Time & Satin Bird .
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llnoe
10 years ago
Hi, would you be willing to send for postage? I wish I had some to trade, but I don't.
jen_frazier
10 years ago
I would love to trade! I have these dayliliy to trade: Midnight Magic, Halls Pink & Duke of Durham.

Please let me know.
Jennifer

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