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Have: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow seeds

15 years ago

Brunsfelsia pauciflora...yesterday, today, tomorrow seeds. Have about 4 trades up for trade. Looking for something unusual.

This is a beautiful color changing bush type plant. Really does change colors each day....the flowers that is. I have planted seeds in the last couple weeks to see if they do grow and mine did. I have the original plant also. Anybody interested??? Happy gardening. Bev.

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fluffybonbon
15 years ago
I am interested, I send you email.
ibartoo
15 years ago
Beverly, How did you find the seeds? my plant didn't bloom but a couple of times and I never found the seeds. Thanks, Linda
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oswego
15 years ago
would love some seeds look and see if i have anything you would like. thank oswego
grovespirit
15 years ago
I'm interested in those! Please check my trade list.

I have yellow morning glories, maroon flowered macroptilium vine, blue butterfly clitoria vine, red pentas, and also have these tropicals:

Cordyline terminalis (red variegated Ti plant)- Spring harvest, March 2009
Indoor/outdoor perennial, said to bring luck, non
toxic too.

Leea rubra 'Violacea' . Fresh-harvested March 2009
Gorgeous tender perennial with lacy purple foliage. It
is a great indoor-outdoor plant for use indoors in winter
and outside on the patio in summer. The purple color holds
well indoors in moderate to bright light.
beverlysc
Original Author
15 years ago
Offer CLOSED for now....happy gardening. Bev.

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