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Fresh seeds: Geranium & salvia

12 years ago

Geranium ocellatum aka "Black-eyed" geranium,biennial

Salvia roemeriana "Hot Trumpets",hummingbird magnet...starts blooming early,blooms until hard frost takes it down,perennial

Will trade for other geraniums or salvia I don't have(lost count of varietys of salvia I already have) or other Zone 8 hardy native perennails that take heat and drought and are good hummingbird/butterfly plants.

I very seldom get emails forwarded from GW so please email directly from email below

miminanner@yahoo.com

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