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HAVE: Japanese water iris

19 years ago

I have two kind of water iris's they have been in a tub of water for several years I need to divide them. (not sure how) but i would like to trade for other pond plants. one is a japanese iris I dont know what kind but it looks like the caprician butterfly, the blooms get up to the size of a saucer(gorgeous). and the other is a regular looking blue iris. I dont know which one is which so I have to wait till they bloom or send tubers from each. I will have my pond up and going within the next two weeks.

Darla

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bonniein
19 years ago
Hello, can I ask what pond plants that you are looking for?

Also how many iris will you have available?

Feel free to post or email me.

Thanks
patricia_mi
19 years ago
Hi Darla,
I have the yellow pond iris, evergreen vinca that grows along waters edge, horse tail pond rush, and lots of pond lilies and sweet flag! Now we have a thin layer of ice on the pond, I would have to wait until temps rise to get some for you if you can wait awhile?
Jusr let me know?
Thank You,
Patricia
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mybusyfamily6
Original Author
19 years ago
I have given all my plants away except the few i am saving for a fellow poster.. thank you

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