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Free bearded iris in Spring Hill, TN

13 years ago

Hi everyone, I am a longtime lurker and with the beautiful weather we had today I dug up a bunch of pale yellow, blue and lilac tubers and divided them. I have a bunch left over. If you are close by and want some just let me know. I'll post this in the TN forum too.

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americanfarmgirl
13 years ago
I would love some but live in iowa. :s
hosenemesis
13 years ago
That is very kind of you.
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sunshine98
13 years ago
I would love some but am in Texas. Any chance of you considering postage or trade for Plenty of Blue Girl rose cuttings and Mother of thousands??? we moved and am working on a memory garden for my parents. plmk
Sincerely and respectfully
sunshine98

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