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lycoris radiata at fall swap

17 years ago

I will have very little to bring this fall but I could dig some lycoris radiata bulbs. Would anyone have something to trade for a few bulbs? In case you don't know what it is, here is a pic:

http://www.shieldsgardens.com/images/Lycoris_radiata_radiata_s.jpg

Evelyn - the wagon lady

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Comments (4)

tngreenthumb
17 years ago
YES!!! I want some. I had one of these pop up recently. Maybe I got it from you!
velsgarden
17 years ago
Someone gave me some at the spring swap but they didnt come up.What did I do wrong?
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bigorangevol
17 years ago
Cool!
cannahavana
17 years ago
velgarden, the foliage will probably come up next spring and you will have flowers the following late summer. That's what mine do. I have some that are called tye-dye. They are blue!

Rebeca

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