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HAVE: Bearded iris

12 years ago

While my bearded iris are in bloom & I can put a name to them, I would like to arrange a few trades, to be completed when they finish blooming. Hoping to trade for named iris, daylilies, or maybe daffs from my wish list. I have a lot not on that list, so if you don't see something you like, maybe I have another that that you would be interested in.

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illinoisdoglover
12 years ago
I sent you a reply in your other post. lets trade again, email me in the address I posted in the other one. Thanks
aquawise
12 years ago
Pictures would help in this! I have many named Iris!
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arilbred
12 years ago
i would love to trade with all 3 of you hi aquawise cant open any of your lists if i might could each of you send me your list via email i am randall Dixon and 2 of you already know me

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