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LOTS of seeds for trade

13 years ago

I am looking for the following seeds and below that I have listed what I have to trade for them :)

Would like to get seeds of: blue lupine, red bergenia, pink, red or white perrenial geranium, Blue Prunella, Pink creeping phlox (hardy prefered), small variety heathers, and any pink, red or white daylily seeds, or any other interesting or unusual white, red, pink, purple or blue flowering plant NO YELLOW, don't like yellow or orange sorry.

Will trade for the following (and I may have more of other seeds too but these are for sure)

White balloon flower (grows two feet high about a dozen stems from one plant and covered in flowers from June till frost)

flying dragon seeds

purple short balloon flower seeds

Sentimental Blue balloon flower seeds

Fringe-leaf bleeding heart seeds (bloom all spring & summer)

stella de oro daylily seeds

Achillea Cherries Jubilee mix

Astilbe Red Light

Kim's knee high echinacea

Fran's Hals Daylily

Morning Glory Mix

Sweet William

Pink Musk Mallow

Pink Larkspur

Merleau Blue Salvia

Sapphire Blue Flax

Jewel of Opar

Cleomis mix

Parsley seeds

Table Queen Acorn Squash

Georgia Southern Collards

Blue Star Columbine

Silver Princess Shasta Daisys

Blue Fescue Grass

Common Chive seeds (purple)

White Chive seeds

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Comments (11)

Nis941
13 years ago
Is the bleeding heart white or red? I don't have much to trade but I do have some coneflower (purple), black hollyhock and some small aloe plants.
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brambleoak
13 years ago
I'm interested in your:
white balloon flower
Kim's knee high echenacia
Cleome seeds

Please take a look at my trade list and email me if interested in doing a swap. Thanks!
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flowergirl34
13 years ago
Hi there! I'm interested in your:

Achillea: Cherries Jubilee Mix
Columbine: Blue Star
Daisy: Silver Princess

Please check out my trade list and see if anything interests you. Thanks! vina
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gardenweed_z6a
13 years ago
I have blue lupine seeds to trade for your blue flax if the flax is perennial. Sending you an email.
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ddkcat
13 years ago
Would like to trade for your various balloonflowers and pink larkspur - could I send you my list? Doreen.
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charliez71
13 years ago
Check my list and let me know if anything interests you :) thanks

charliez71@yahoo.com
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margarita10
13 years ago
Hi,

I am interested in the following seeds:

White Ballon flower
fringed Leaf Bleeding Heart
Fran's Hal's Daylilly
Parsley

Please check my trade list and LMK

Thank you,

Margarita10
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daisy_lee
13 years ago
Hi!

I would LOVE to try some of your:

White Balloon Flower
Fringed Leaf Bleeding Heart

I have a lot of perennial flower seeds that you may like on my trade list.

Thanks!

Carol
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flowerchild5
13 years ago
Hello, i am interested in trading a few things. please check my trade page.
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beautifulreddahlias
13 years ago
Hello!
If you happen to have any of the Fran Hals Daylily left I have some Prunella Freelander Blue seeds you might be interested in.
Let me know!
Nina
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bellashere
13 years ago
Hi,
I'm interested in your white chive seeds. Please look over my list to see about a trade offer.

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