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Looking for vines: Cypress vine or other flowering

12 years ago

Hi there, wondering if any of you have leftover Cypress Vine seeds. I'm open to other kinds of flowering vines as well, with the exception of morning glory (I have plenty).

I'd be happy to send a SASE, or do an exchange. Take a look at my seed list if you're interested.

At the top of my seed offering list: I've got a bunch of Dutch Flag poppy seeds that I saved from an old seed pod from last year. (Not 100% certain they are "Dutch Flag", but the flower looks nearly identical to it and I haven't been able to find info on any other poppies with the same markings and coloring).

I also have plenty of Love-In-A-Mist (blue flowers), which are descendents from many generations of plants from my grandmother's yard. They're very dear to me, I love sharing them and if you'd like some just send me a message.

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Comments (8)

seedmoney
12 years ago
Astro,
sending you e-mail...
regards,
seedmoney
chrmann
12 years ago
I have Jackmanii Clematis. I would like your Thyme.

Chrmann
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ChatanoogaChooChoo
12 years ago
Sending an email-

-Amanda
kchd
12 years ago
Sending you an email.

kchd
Astroknot
Original Author
12 years ago
Hi everyone, thanks for responding to this post. I sent you all emails.

Still looking for Cypress Vine if anyone has any.

Also, if you don't have any flowering vines but are interested in my seeds, you can send me postage/SASBE and I'm happy to send them right along.
stlgirl
12 years ago
I have some red cypress vine seeds I collected in 2009.

I am interested in your Poppy (Carneum, pink) -- Papaver carneum. Let me know.

~stlgirl
ddkcat
12 years ago
Hi - I have trumpet vine and white pea vine for your poppy and nigella. Doreen.
AndreaFahey
12 years ago
I have orange trumpet vine seeds. Would love to trade for anything you have extras of (the Love in the Mist sounds interesting!)
New to the gardening world, and very excited to get started! Let me know if you need the trumpet vine.

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