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Round Robin Exchange

new: named iris rr anyone?

21 years ago

Would anyone be interested in starting a round robin for named irises?

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brittneysgran
21 years ago
ohhhh I love irises.
Count me in.

Shirley
abitodd
21 years ago
Would be interested as well

abitodd
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luvmybulbs
21 years ago
I would be interested, although I only have a few. Keep me posted on the rules.
grannymarsh
21 years ago
I would be--however, I'm in the North and mine have not even bloomed yet. What is your time frame? Have you thought about any rules, even tentatively?
myohhmy
21 years ago
I would be interested depending on more information....

How many to be swaped? Time frame?

thanks!
Kayems
21 years ago
I just collected a bunch of Iris but I dont know the names or colors. They were given to me by a manager closing a park so I've never seem most of them. I do know there are some purple in all these Iris. It would be neat to exchange
with other people and get some different types and colors.Let me know the Rules. Thanks Kayems

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