Wanted: All varieties of Coneflowers and Rudbeckias

13 years ago

If anyone has any extra seeds for any varieties of Coneflowers and Rudbeckias I'd appreciate them sharing. I can provide some common varieties of vegetable and herb seeds in return. Thanks.

Jeff

jmalakoff@hotmail.com

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aquawise
13 years ago
PM me a list of what you have. I have some Rudbeckia seeds!
growdreams
13 years ago
Pm me I have coneflowers and brown eyed Susan. I also have a yellow wildflower called sundrops. Let me know what heirloom op veggies herbs or flower you have.
Thanks,
Amy
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I can provide both White Swan Echanacea, Heliopsis/or False Sunflowers, and Goldstrum Rudbeckia.....all perennials. Prefer a SASBE trade as I need nothing. Photos avail.
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Hi Jeff - I have r. triloba [prairie coneflower] and r. herbstonne [Autumn Sun] Would you have any flower seeds? Doreen.
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i have irish eyes, cherokee, and a few others please check my trade page.
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