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have: have: daylily fans

18 years ago

No trade needed - I took these out of the ground the week before thanksgiving, and the person who wanted them messed around and never picked them up. They have been sitting outside, dry, in a box, so the results next spring are up in the air. Daylilies are tough, but no guarantees. I know there is Buttered Popcorn, Nordic Nights, and others, about 8-10 fans. Come ASAP, I am at nearest intersection Frankford and Midway, 3707 Granbury Dr Dallas

terry

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fool4flowers
18 years ago
Terry, would you be willing to ship them if I pay the postage? I don't have a single day lilly and would love to add them to my garden. Email me if you are willing.
Taralyn
Original Author
18 years ago
Sure! I just hate to see you pay for something that might not grow. Email me at tesschron@yahoo.com if you want to take a chance, and I will mail it ASAP..probably needs to be 2-day delivery....

terry
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mikeandbarb
18 years ago
Hi Terry,

I'm sorry I didn't see this post in time. I fell head over heels in love with daylilies and now have about 60 ranging in colors from yellow's, pink's, purples and lots of Red's.
Would you be interested in trading in the future?

Barb

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