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Wanted: grape hyacinth Have: wildflower seeds

14 years ago

I am looking for grape hyacinth (Muscari armeniacum) bulbs for a daffodil/hyacinth bed. Would anyone want to trade bulbs for plants of

Turks cap ........... Malvaviscus arboreus

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/114737/

Bengal Clock Vine, Blue Sky Vine ...Thunbergia grandiflora

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1968/

or the following seeds?

Cosmos 'picotee' ............... Annual - Cosmos bipinnatus

Bachelors button mixed colors... Annual - Centaurea cyanus

Siberian wallflower .......... Biennial - Cheiranthus allionii

Ox-eye daisy ................ Perennial - Chrysanthemum leucanthemum

Blue flax ................... Perennial - Linum perenne lewisii

Black-eyed Susan ............. Biennial - Rudbeckia hirta

Scarlet sage/hummingbird sage Perennial - Salvia coccinea

Blue sage/mealy cup sage .... Perennial - Salvia farinacea

Baby snapdragon ............. Perennial - Linaria maroccana

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Comments (3)

jerome69
14 years ago
i have grape hyacinth seeds from this years plants.if interested in trading for some of your seeds let me know.
nottougly
14 years ago
I have grape hyacinth bulbs that I would like
to trade for your Bengal Clock Vine
and these seeds;
Scarlet sage/hummingbird sage
Blue sage/mealy cup sage
Baby snapdragon
LMK,
Faye!
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susana_mc
Original Author
14 years ago
Jerome69, I am looking for bulbs because I am putting in a bulb garden this fall for flowers next spring. Normally I would love seeds but I already have daffodil bulbs I want to plant with them.

Faye, I sent you an email!

Susana_Mc

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