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Have- Edible Hibiscus

15 years ago

I just got a slew of Abelmoschus Manihot seeds from my plants. It's a hibiscus plant with leaves that make a pretty good pot of greens (they aren't too good raw because of the hairy texture, I eat them on sandwhiches sometimes though). The flowers are yellow and quite large. I'd like to trade especially for "Spaghetti" Squash, or check my trade list

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debbiep_gw
15 years ago
Hi,I can trade you spaghetti squash for some of your new zealnad spinach seeds.I don't need the edible hibiscus as I have it to.I enjoyed your blog.Debbie
lynnfrazer
15 years ago
Hi id love to trade if you can find somthing on my list youd like to trade for..im also interested in your lemon grass seeds..Thanks Lynn
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