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brambleoak

Have : White Marigolds and French Marigolds

brambleoak
13 years ago

I have White Marigolds (kind of a tall variety) and French Marigolds (mix of white/yellow/red)

I am looking for items on my want list...especially

Heleniums (any color)

and

Daisy (Shasta, Ox-eye)

You can also check out my trade list. I have quite a few other seeds available.

Here is a link that might be useful: trade list

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