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Have Impatiens Seeds For Trades Only.

14 years ago

I have a lot of Impatiens seeds if anyone is interested. Trades only please. I will engage in only five active trades at a time as a courtesy in order to give those five people my full attention. When those five trades are completed I will move on to the next five.

Ten trades total for this posting, more at my discretion. I may post same offer again at a later date. My biggest fear about posting is getting overwhelmed with replies/requests/emails...

Thank you.

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boggyboy_mike
14 years ago
see if I have any thing you may want. Would love some Impatiens.
pinkhill
14 years ago
Jumping up and down. Me, Me, Me

Check out my trade list.
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traciluvs2garden
14 years ago
Do you have double impatiens seed?
I would LOVE to trade with you.
I do need to update my offering list
Traci
Traciwilcox@rocketmail.com
traciluvs2garden
14 years ago
Interested in impatiens and I updated my list to offer

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Red Canna
celosia (different kinds)
datura
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eyeballs
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cool palm
golden glow
love lies bleeding
peek a boo
pink mallow
millet
mexican hats
mullein
mr. majestic marigold
yellow rattle box
red hot poker
shoefly
tassle flower

Please check my list and email me at Traciwilcox@rocketmail.com

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