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Have named iris

16 years ago

Hello.

I have named iris Immortality, Stairway to Heaven, Pagan Dance, Low-Ho Silver, Amethyst Flame, Persian Berry, Celebration Song, etc. as well as anything else on my trade list.

I'm looking for small shoots/ started cuttings of pink lilac, dark purple lilac, white lilac, and also crepe myrtle in red, purple, light pink. They can be NOID - I just need more colors.

I'd even do cuttings if no one has these started/available.

I prefer larger trades.

Have a good week,

Tammy (Zophra)

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lljjz
16 years ago
Hi, I have a dark purple and a dark purple with white edges!
antiqueorchid
16 years ago
I have a magenta colored lilac and a crepe myrtle volunteer but don't know the color. As I have lavender, dark pink, and white growing in my yard. LMK if you are interested.

Denise
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debplus3
16 years ago
Hi,
I sent you an e-mail also. I have white lilac suckers that I can dig up that keep popping up in my lawn and garden from my very nearby (read I planted it too close) white lilac. I have successfully potted them in the past and they have taken right off. I could send a few of them for your iris in this order: Celebration Song, Pagan Dance, Low ho silver, and stairway to heaven.
Deb from Debplus3 on garden web
irish_rose_grower
16 years ago
Hi, you have a few iris i want. Would you trade for named daylilys?
Zophra
Original Author
16 years ago
Thank you for your interest. I have arranged trades at this point.
TE

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