Have Dicentra - FERNLEAF Bleeding Heart Seeds

paradisa

14 years ago

Just Updated my trade list.

I have Dicentra - FERNLEAF Bleeding Heart seeds and alot of other seeds. Would love to Trade.

Take a look at my list http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/paradisa

Thanks,

Paradisa

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mastergarder2003
14 years ago
Hello email me at homegardenbon0@aol.com, I have some sea holly ghost ,for your fern leaf bleeding heart, and I have some purple/ white allssum, if you could send me your larkspur mix, it is my birthday flower and I don't have any in my yard and would love some. Bon mastergarder2003 GW.
mastergarder2003
14 years ago
Lorraine,That was amazingly fun. thanks Bon
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Paradisa-- Sent you an email last night about dicentra-- not sure if it went through, having ISP issues.
paradisa
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14 years ago
Angela,

Hello! I would love to trade for your Meconopsis betonicifolia - Himalayan/Tibetan
Blue Poppy C .
They will look lovely in my blue garden on my big bank.
Email me with your non GW email addy and I'll send you the details.
Thanks,
Paradisa

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