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HAVE: Rose of Sharon baby plants

15 years ago

My Rose of Sharon plants set seed last fall and they seeds geminated and grew. I have lots of baby plants not sure what their colors will be. The mother plants are white and pinkish/blue.

Email me at get2smb_now@yahoo.com if interested in SASE. Thanks.

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