wanted: wanted: florida natives

16 years ago

especially Sweetshrub, coffee plant, firebush, cherokee bean/coralbean, oakleaf hydrangea, Virginia willow, columbine, coontie

I don't have anything to trade yet. I'm just starting out and would like to plant mostly native plants especially in this drought we are having. :)

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naplesgardener
16 years ago
email me to send SASBE and I can give you firebush seeds along with some other natives you didn't list. (golden dewdrop, beach sunflower,some others)
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tomatopot
16 years ago
I have many eastern sweetshrub seeds. Email me if your're interested in sending me a SASE to get them.
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