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HAVE: Free daylilies seeds for postage

10 years ago

I have seeds from the following daylilies:
Joan Senior, Fairy Tale Pink, Untamed Glory, and Beautiful Edgings. Woodside Amethyst, Tangerine Horses, and Fringed Blessings.

Comments (6)

preseley
10 years ago
I would love some of your day lillies! Please check out my trade page and see if there is anything you would like. I will send you an email.
socalgardengal
10 years ago
I would love some daylilies. Is there anything I can send? Thank you
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recipesaver2
10 years ago
I wood love some of your daylily seeds. Let me know how to proceed with postage etc. or check my page for anything you might want.
Thanks
Jean
paonyrose
10 years ago
Would love have a variety of your day lilies seeds if you still have some left. Please email with your address and what postage is so I can send that to you.

Thanks
Shirley
paonyrose
LullabyF360
10 years ago
I would love to send you an SASE. Send me an email with your address & amount of postage.
KarenPA_6b
Original Author
10 years ago
I am sorry but I have enough seeds for only 3-4 responders this year. If you do not hear from me, that means I am out of seeds. Should I have any next year, you will be the first person that I will contact. Thanks for everyone who responded.

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