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Wanted: Cosmos

dan_the_mailman

16 years ago

Howdy! If you've got some extra cosmos seeds laying around, I'll take them off of your hands and put them in the garden! I like all kinds of cosmos, preferring the dark reds, seashells, and picotee types.

I'll do seed trades, postal exchanges, or SASBE, whichever you prefer. E-mail me, and let me know which you'd prefer.

THANKS!!!

-Dan

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Comments (3)

poppy_power
16 years ago
Hello:Dan,
I have mixed cosmos seeds,these are from last years seeds.The mix consist of picotee,rose-pink cosmos red cosmos.these are the tall varieties for sasbe.I have other flower seeds such as zinnias and morning glories to include.Mail me a small yellow bubble mailer with 3 loose postage stamps and a return address label.
Thanks!
sassybutterfly_2008
16 years ago
Hi Dan!
sending you an email :)

Thanks!
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