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HAVE: rooted water lotus

20 years ago

Looking for rooted shasta daisey,gerber daisey,hydrangea,persian shield,iochroma,iris amyarllys or will consider other trades

kiddo

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lmoaks
20 years ago
Hi Kiddo,
I have Japanese Iris, Japanese Blood Grass, Curly Willow and Pussy Willow that I can trade for your Lotus. Please let me know,
Thanks, Mark
timberlane
20 years ago
sent you an e-mail....
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Joyce Knight
20 years ago
Hi Kiddo, I can send you a large clump of rooted shasta daisy'Alaska',for a trade of your rooted lotus. Thanks, Joyce
smutzy
19 years ago
I have rooted shasta daisies and/or some unnamed bearded iris, I could trade. Thanks. Katie
lindamarie
19 years ago
What type of Lotus/ do you have?

I have several Hydrangea I can root,Iris', Amarylis
Lots of other plants...

Here is a link that might be useful: exchange page
dragonfly_ga
18 years ago
just wanted to see if you still had the lotus or not i have some giant sensitive plant,water lettuce,water poppies and other plants
piranha338
18 years ago
I have a few rooted irises in my pond-they are extremely healthy! If anybody else has a lotus for trade, let me know!

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