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HAVE: Yvonne Salvia Seeds

juneroses Z9a Cntrl Fl

16 years ago

Since the growing season in Florida is fairly long, my Yvonne salvia plants are already reaching 3Â and the first blossoms are producing seed. I presently have packets of 25-30 seeds each that are available to the first 15 requesters. This seed was harvested today. IÂll continue to harvest seed as it becomes available if there is continued demand.

IÂve read that some are having difficulty receiving their e-mail thru GW so feel free to send your request to the yahoo address on my member page.

If someone has blue pea vine/butterfly vine seeds (clitoria ternatea) IÂd love to receive those in exchange; this is not a condition for receiving the salvia seeds however.

June

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Comments (23)

dirt_under_my_nails
16 years ago
Would love some seeds.Please let me know address to send SASBE to. Thanks!
beckilove
16 years ago
Sending you an email. Thank you!
Rebecca
"beckilove"
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Hi Glaswegian, I've been wanting some too. There is a yahoo group dedicated just to Yvonne's salvia - Gardenweb will not allow me to add a link, but I found it just by going to yahoo groups & searching for "Yvonne's Salvia". It took me right there. There are alot of generous people who offer to send them out for SASE, but they are mostly Americans. I posted a question about how to send a SASE when you don't have access to US postage. If I hear back with any generous offers, I'll let you know. Or you could go to yahoo & check it all out. All the best, Gail
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maemae0312
16 years ago
I sent you an email.

thanks!
Mary
brandykay
16 years ago
I WOULD LOVE SOME OF THESE SEEDS.
Tnflower_lover
16 years ago
Sending you mail....Thank you
gunnysax
16 years ago
Thank you. I would love some. Please check my list if you want to trade. Judy
dees
16 years ago
I would LOVEDee
jackier123
16 years ago
I also would love to have some of the seeds. Please take a look at my list.

Jackie
cathys1951
16 years ago
Sending email Thanks
new_in_texas
16 years ago
Your inbox runneth over!
chrystallake_2007
16 years ago
I would love to have some of these seeds. I have 7 seeds of Pink coral vine left and also some vining pea mixed color that I have recieved in another trade.
Please let me know.
Melanie
shadymeadow
16 years ago
I would love some salvia seed. Check my trade list or I can send SASBE. I'm not getting GW emails, so email address listed on My Page.

Thanks,
Sandy
sandysue41
16 years ago
I will go ahead and jot a line, but I did send an e-mail to your yahoo address.

My hummingbirds and I would truly love some of Yvonne's salvia seed !! This is fantastic !!
glorybee
16 years ago
Would love some of these.
Thanks,
Heidi
iacche
16 years ago
I'd love some seeds. I'm sending email.

I'm new the the exchange. Am I correct that I just send a self-addressed envelope (a padded envelope or something like that) with the proper postage on it?
seedmama
16 years ago
I believe this makes me number 16 in line, if more become available. I'll send you a direct e-mail request as well.

Thank you very much,
seedmama
heirloomkeepsakes
16 years ago
Too late? Let me know, please. Love salvias.
flowergirl1211
16 years ago
Hi June, Would love to receive the salvia seeds. Do you just direct sow them?
Thanks,
Linda
gimpytwice
16 years ago
may I please have some too,thank you,gimpytwice
oknish
16 years ago
May I have some when you harvest more. Thanks
Oknish thanks
rosie1630
16 years ago
If you have any more of these seeds, please, please add me to your list. They had an article in birds and blooms extra about it and I would LOVE to have some. I have a long trade list but just joined this site so I don't have it here. If interested I can send you a list. My e-mail is crows@igiles.net. Let me know.
Thanks
sewnjoy
16 years ago
I would also love to have some of those salvia seeds. They are my favorite flower! Please put me on the list! Thank You!
kal2002
16 years ago
If you have any left, please save some for me also. Thanks.

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