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Daylily Exchange

WANTED: Daylily seeds or plants

19 years ago

HI

If anyone has some daylily seeds or plants to trade and/or spare, please email me. I'm clearing out my gardens for strictly daylilies and irises. With the exception of whites, yellows and cremes, I would be very interested in every other color, especially the multi-color ones.

I would also be willing to send a SASBE or postage.

Thank you,

Jasmine

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marozeckinj
19 years ago
what are you clearing out? As soon as it gets warmer I will have a lot of daylillies to trade and am looking for some different plants for my mostly daylily garden!
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