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looking for/trading lily seeds

13 years ago

I may have lost my job so I can't buy new plants I want, but it occurred to me I might still be able to trade, so I'm trying this out for the first time.

I want to get ahold of some heirloom turk's cap lily seeds and hybrid lily seeds. Tango lily or rosella's dream seeds would be fabulous too. In exchange, I have access to this years crop of seeds (and bulbils if they form). I have many different kinds of lilies including landini, monte negro, lily of nepal, lollipop, a mix of white, orange, red and yellow asiatics. I'll also have a supply of hibiscus, fountain grass, and I'd list off more but that's everything I can think of at the moment that yet has potential to be harvested this summer.

Feel free to contact me at gaoyuqing@email.com if you're interested :)

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