HAVE: Double flower columbine

11 years ago

I have seeds for double flower columbine...mixed colors of pink and dark purple/almost black. Check my want list to see if you have anything to trade.

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MoonFire
11 years ago
Hi doubleAmom :) I'm interested in some of these double columbine and some of your cleome...I have some phlox and some larkspur i can trade if you're interested...thanks :)
xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
11 years ago
I would like to trade. I will send you an email. I'd like to trade your double columbine and rocket larkspur. I have purple coneflower, dwarf delphinium larkspur (purple) and foxglove (candy mountain).
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msbatt
11 years ago
I'd love to trade for some of this! I have some daylily seeds, and will soon have purple phlox and lavender datura. And I have cuttings from Rose of Sharon 'Blue Bird' and a NOID double dark rose-pink.
kristlindgren
11 years ago
Sent an email.
Kris
ttsjam
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sending email. Would love to trade.
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HAVE: Double flower columbine

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MoonFire

xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska

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