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Yellow Iris and Ditch lilies

17 years ago

Hi everyone.

Well, I have finally got to the stage where I can start to thin out/split some of the plants. I have decided to do it one terrace at a time (less overwhelming that way). So, this weekend, its yellow iris and ditch lilies. If anyone would like some please let me know. You can either pick up or I can mail, using the $8 unlimited weight from USPS. Let me know if you can help me out by taking some plants.

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nwgatreasures
17 years ago
bmmalone,
where are you located?
bmmalone
Original Author
17 years ago
Sandy SPrings
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kettish
17 years ago
bmmalone, I know it's a week late but if you have any of those left I'd be happy to take those off your hands (as well as any others you're getting rid of!). Just let me know how you want me to get you money for the shipping! :)

I'd also be happy to send you a few of my lilies if you want-I'll only be getting a few from them this year but they're a lovely white with pink inside. Maybe we could just trade.

Peace, K.
bmmalone
Original Author
17 years ago
Kettish
Yes, I do have some of the yellow Iris and a couple of ditch lilies left, but wont be able to get them to you for a couple of weeks. Can you email me direct and we can sort out things?

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