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Have these seeds recently harvested

14 years ago

Primula farinosa

Primula denticulata

Hellebore 'Red Power'

Sanguinaria (Blood root)

Claytonia virginiana (Spring Beauty)

Aquilegia 'Roman Bronze'

Aquilegia 'Calimero'

Aquilegia Gold Leaf, Pink Flowers

Stylophorum diphyllum (golden woods poppy)

Aconitum 'Ivorine'

Silene alpestris

Lewisia 'Little Plum'

Geum triflorum (prairie smoke)

Asarum europeum (European ginger)

Doronicum (leaopard's bane)

Dicentra spectabilis

Dicentra spectabilis alba

Chiastophyllum oppositifolium (may have a few seeds of primula farinosa mixed in...oops)

Pulmonaria (collected from over 20 named hybrids)

Polemonium, dwarf (not sure of species, but very short, compact and bushy, never needs staking)

Tiarella 'Cygnet'

Large trades are preferred. Though I don't have it on my want list, I am interested in seeds of unique calla lilies or possibly cannas.

PLEASE POST HERE.

Kate

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Comments (6)

nottougly
14 years ago
Hi,
I would like to do a large trade with you if you can find something on my list of interest to you.
Please take a look and LMK.
Thanks,
Faye!
kms4me
Original Author
14 years ago
I also have:

Aquilegia flabellata var pumila kurilensis Rosea

Faye, I'll get back to you soon.

Kate
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roper2008
14 years ago
I would be interested in large trade also. Please take a look at my
trade list.

Thx Linda
remy_gw
14 years ago
Hi Kate,
I have a bunch of seeds you may want.
I'll email you,
Remy
kilngod
14 years ago
Hi Kate,

I'm sending you email!

--Tina

Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list
katsgarden864
14 years ago
would love to trade! please check out my list!

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