CLOSED: HAVE: 6 SouthernBulbs Red Spider Lily

Clearwater, FL(Zone 9b)

SouthernBulbs.com specializes in bulbs that are proven hardy in the South. I ordered some pink rain lily bulbs from them, but they mistakenly sent Red Spider Lily bulbs http://www.southernbulbs.com/servlet/the-10/surprise%2C-hurricane%2C-tough%2C-hardy%2C/Detail

They're absolutely lovely, but I have no place for them (and Southern Bulbs is sending me a corrected order). They are reported hardy to Zone 10. I have six bulbs and I'd like to do one trade.

What do I want in trade? Anyone with a TACCA CHANTRIERI (BLACK Bat Flower) would get first dibs. ;-)

[edited to say, anyone with a Tacca chantrieri still has dibs, but if that doesn't happen by Tuesday, I've got a potential trade arranged for voodoo lilies]



This message was edited Sep 9, 2006 5:32 PM

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onalaska, TX(Zone 8b)

egyptian walking onion you interested in trading for that ? Have two bulbs. Thanks desiree

Clearwater, FL(Zone 9b)

desiree, thanks for the offer. Unfortunately, like the vast majority of the decorative onion plants, it's not zoned for 9B. I'd prefer a trade for something where I'm not worrying about pushing zone limits.

Winnipeg, MB(Zone 4a)

Egyptian Walking onions survive in my climate and I'm in the cold zone.

East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

I would be interested in 1 or 2 bulbs. I have Walking Iris, aka neomarica gracillis, grows well for me, will grow for you too, low maint. A nice clump.

You clearly state you'd prefer to do a large trade, but should you change your mind, pls keep me in mind. thanks.

Clearwater, FL(Zone 9b)

Thanks vossner, I already have walking iris.

I have a d'mail from someone who has voodoo lilies for trade, so I'm leaving this open until Tuesday just in case there is someone with a Tacca... otherwise, I'm hoping to solidify the trade for the voodoo lilies.

Clearwater, FL(Zone 9b)

Trade made for voodoo lilies. yay!

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