Have hardy, dinnerplate hibiscus

15 years ago

Have tons of seeds from 2008 blooms. Mixed colors, including yellow, pink and white.

Check out my trade list if interested. I'm looking for milkweed/butterfly weed seeds to help the Monarch butterflies.

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kiddo
15 years ago
Hi I have several kinds of butterfly weed and
would like to trade for hibiscus .
please e mail me
kiddo129@hotmail.com
gardenfairy04
15 years ago
Hi,

I have some Zinnias and Dianthus seeds and have read that they attract butterflies, don't know if Manarchs are different. I received as a donation to get me started but I can share some for your hibiscus seeds. Please let me know.

Thanks!!
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You can check my list.Wend
pearlgirl
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Sent you mail..please check my list.
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