Wanted: Candy Lily Seeds

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pins2006 Decatur, GA(Zone 7a) Oct 10, 2005

I have the following seeds: cleome, pink imatients, red cypress vine, croscosmia, fushia and yellow four o'clocks, and pink touch me nots.

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raggedyann16142 Blandinsville, IL(Zone 5a) Oct 10, 2005

pins2006,

If you send me a sasbe I will send you some candylily seeds. I just harvested some today.

My address is in the address exchange if you are interested.

LMK
Annie

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theinfamousj Chapel Hill, NC(Zone 7a) Oct 10, 2005

I've got some that I harvested from a salmon bloomed plant, however the seeds may or may not grow true. I'm not big on flowers, so I'll send them to you for a SASE (I'll toss in my own protective packaging).

DMail me for my address.

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pins2006 Decatur, GA(Zone 7a) Oct 10, 2005

Thanks to both of you. I'm excited! Do you think a 60¢ stamp will be enough on the SASE?

Carmen

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raggedyann16142 Blandinsville, IL(Zone 5a) Oct 10, 2005

Oh gosh, I would think that should be more than plenty.

Annie

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9kittymom Bartlesville, OK(Zone 6a) Oct 11, 2005

Have you got enough yet? I have some purple ones that you can have for a sasbe. 49cents should do it. See this link....
http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/542686/

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pins2006 Decatur, GA(Zone 7a) Oct 12, 2005

I would love some purples. Thanks so much for the offer. I'll be getting the SASE out today.

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9kittymom Bartlesville, OK(Zone 6a) Oct 12, 2005

BE sure to send a SASBE, they won't go in a regular sase.
Thanks!
Susan
=^..^=

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Eglantyne Gardiner, ME(Zone 5a) Oct 13, 2005

What is the difference between SASE and SASBE ?

and how do Candylilies look like ? just the name alone makes me want to try them ..LOL,
Brigitte

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pins2006 Decatur, GA(Zone 7a) Oct 13, 2005

SASBE is the bubble envelope, not the white thin one. Here is a link to pics of the flowers. The foliage looks like a thin daylily, with strappy leaves.

http://www.wiseacre-gardens.com/plants/perennial/candylily.html

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Eglantyne Gardiner, ME(Zone 5a) Oct 13, 2005

Carmen,
Thank You for the info and link,

I thought that's what it might be...bubbleenvelope
The Candy Lily is beautiful !!!
Brigitte

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