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wanted: have: hardy blue iris - free

atlantaflowergal

17 years ago

I am in the process of digging/dividing hardy iris. Blooms blue in spring. Plants grow to approximately 28" tall. I'm pretty sure its Blue Flag which likes a lot of water. This one did quite well in tough soil with little water or attention. Located in Grant Park. Let me know if you'd like some.

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girlgroupgirl
17 years ago
Hi:
Do you still have any of your blue flags to trade? I just got my project done, and was planning on buying some. I would love a trade, and I have plants to trade if you are interested.
I'm in East Atlanta Village,

GGG
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