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Have: lots of seed looking for lufa seeds

12 years ago

gerbera Daisy Dark orange

basil

mount fugi morning glory

Ipomea macrahinza

dill

orange prof. zinia

germanium meculatory

sun spots morning glory

black prince snap dragon

black seeded simpson lettuce

sugar snap peas

flame profusion ziniz

black pearl peppers

unknown beautifil huge dark burgundy iris

thanks

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Comments (5)

Wendy
12 years ago
Are you looking for Loofa gourd?

Wendy
cryptid
12 years ago
Have:

Luffa seeds - From a trade - 2011
Sugar Snap Peas - Mammoth Melting Sugar - Commercial - 2010

Would like:

Mount Fuji Morning Glory
Black Pearl Peppers

PLMK! :)
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pansy55
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have nothing in my yard, would you consider sase? just recently moved here from back east. i would be omst interested in the iris, but would like any flowers.
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