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Wanted: Echinacia & Rudbeckia seeds

14 years ago

I am looking for any types of Echinacea (Coneflower) seeds. Also looking for red flowering Rudbeckia. I have assorted veggies to trade with. I don't have them posted on my trade page yet so when you email me I will let you know what I have. Please post here first so I will know your GW name.

Prefer to do larger trades of 3-4 at a time.

Will consider all offers. Thanks!

Cindy : )

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wantonamara Z8 CenTex
14 years ago
I have echenacea tennesseensis, and echinacea purpuria I will email you- mara
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ddkcat
14 years ago
Hi Cindy - I have R. triloba and R. herbstonne; would you have anything in the way of flowers? Doreen.
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