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iris plants for trade

20 years ago

I love Siberian irises and I have at least 20+ variety of Siberian Irises. If you wish to trade your siberian irises or Japanese irises from your garden. Please send your list of SI and JI to h12345678@yahoo.com. I will trade 1 to 1.

All of my irises plants are very healthy.

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