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Seeds, Seeds, Seeds for Postage

14 years ago

Hoping to get rid of some seeds. Have way too many! Here is what I have available.

Indian Summer Black Eyed Susans

Purple Cone Flowers

Morning Glories - Mixed Colors

Love Lies Bleeding

Purple Liatrus

Bachelor Buttons

Galliarda

Columbine (Purple)

Evening Primrose

Hosta

Hyacinth Bean

Castor Oil Bean

Dark Red Hollyhock

Please let me know if you can use some. I am out of town right now but will be back on Sat and can send after Sat.

Seeds for postage will work for me. List and email are under PerkyBarb. Please send me an email if possible.

Barbara (Perkybarb) Cincinnati Area Zone 6

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Comments (6)

mikey-gardener
14 years ago
sent you an e-mail
seasea
14 years ago
Thanks for your kind seed offer; I sent you an e-mail. Carolyn
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Hi Perkybarb (love the name) Why not make a post to your actual thread of Seeds, Seeds, Seeds for Postage? I'm betting there will be more replies to it as members won't see this post and connect it with the other post. If folks still continue to post to it, I can/will close it in big red bold if you like. I know often even if the OP posts that the offer is closed that folks don't bother to scan the replies to see if the offer has changed or been closed...in a hurry I expect....or excited about the offer. Sue...rbb
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The postage cost is 2.7. I have enough for only 1 person. Please message me your address and let me know how you want to go about getting them. I believe someone posted that you can buy postage online and send the postage paid label via email.
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i am wanting to grow a lemon cucumber inside this winter and i only need a few seeds. i have large cantaloupe seeds 2018 and some mint plat cuttings not rooted yet. or i can pay postage. thank you linda
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Iris ( ranegrow ) z7 Maryland
14 years ago
Hi Barb !

I sent you email !

~Iris
kterlep
14 years ago
Barb, I sent you an email, I just want you to be able to keep track. :)
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
There have been many requests for seeds so I am closing this offer. Just don't want to disappoint anyone. If I see I have seeds left, I will repost.

Per the OPHERE...posted at her email request
perkybarb
Original Author
14 years ago
Attn: Dana T.
Just want to let you know that I received your postage and seeds will be mailed tomorrow.
Thanks,
PerkyBarb Barbara C Cincinnati Area Zone 6

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