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Orchid Exchange

WANTED: Native orchids ( cold hardy )

20 years ago

I have the following I can trade.

cypripedium acaule Pink Lady's Slipper

Cypripedium calceolus Yellow Lady's Slipper

Cypripedium kentuckiense KENTUCKY LADY-SLIPPER

Cypripedium 'Gisela' (macranthos x parviflorum)

Cypripedium 'Philipp' (macranthos x kentuckiense)Galearis

Spectabilis (Orchis spectabilis)Showy Orchid

Tipularia discolor Crane flies

I would be interested in your trilliums , other woodaland plants , and cold hardy orchids

Thanks

Paul Denny

jalgraha@yahoo.com

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Comments (2)

User
20 years ago
Good morning, cory. I have access to many woodland plants, or will have when the snow melts and the ground warms up, as I live in the woods on many acres of private lands. Having never come across the 'calypso' yellow lady's slipper on my property, it sounds good. I have many giant trillium and other woodland plants. Interested in a trade come spring?
coryjames
Original Author
20 years ago
Elvis I sent you a email.

Thanks
Paul Denny
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