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HAVE: Canna Patens and others

11 years ago

I just brought in some seed pods from my Canna patens (or is it indica?). Anyway they are small red/yellow flowers, and my favorite Canna. I have enough for several 10 seed trades. If you are interested let me know what you have.

Here are a few others I have left for trading:

Morning Glory (President Tyler)

Morning Glory ( Pink Star)

Passion Fruit (Maypops)

Dill Bouquet

Bronze Fennel

Mongolian Sunflowers

Cleome (mixed colors)

Lilac Le Fleur Datura

White Datura

Purple Datura

Double Purple Datura

Yellow Datura

Summer Cypress

Agave Americana

Pregnant Onion

Cat's Claw

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Comments (5)

cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
11 years ago
hi i am interested in your canna and your paasion fruit please see my trade list.
http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/cinnie0
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love2gardennc
11 years ago
I would love some of your passion fruit. Please email me if you can find something on my list that you would like. Many Thanks, Les
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