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HAVE: Fresh mixed helbore seeds

12 years ago

I have several trades of a mix of pink, white, red and purple hellebore seeds. Those colors are the closest to the actuall color as I can describe.

I am looking for unusual perennials to ZONE 7 seeds. If you know they come true or think that they come true I would love to know though I am willing to take a rist. I would especially love to have named pink and orange flowering agastache and salvias other than blue.

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annikasmommykate
12 years ago
I'd love to do a trade. Check my trades page and e-mail me if you are interested. My favorites that I have available are pasque flower (pulsatilla) and thermopsis (aka False Lupine...not baptisia, but looks similar).
Google them if you want to see what they are :-)
elliesfun
12 years ago
Would love to do a trade. Please look over my trade list and let me know if you would like to trade seeds. Thank you so very much.

Ellie
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