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Have flowers fresh seeds to trade

14 years ago

I recently harvested these seeds as below :

fritillaria persica,

delphinium blue

columbine mix dual color

clematis vine light purple

sweet autumn clematis

cardinal vine

passion fruit vine

Impatiens balfourii

Fox glove

pinky astilbe

Also lots of crocosmia bulbs ( only trade in bulb or some thing special )

Please respond to my thread or email me to trade.

Thank you

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Comments (6)

countrycarolyn
14 years ago
Hello, I would be intrested in the delphinium and the passion fruit. Check out my list and see if there is anything that may intrest you.
flowergirl1211
14 years ago
Hi there, Your flowers are beautiful.
I'm interested in the columbine the red with yellow and the clematis lavender.
Please see my list for a possible trade.
Thanks,
Linda
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gailhengen
14 years ago
i just love the flowers in the first picture, the clematis and the astillbe (sp)

the heat hit my garden something hard these last couple weeks so i'm just waiting on my Bowl of Beauty Peony seed heads to get ready to burst. other wise would you take postage or soemthing? my email is Hengen4@yahoo.com

if your interested; just put Seeds in the subject and i'll know its you :)

ps you have a lovely group of flowers! great job!
fluffybonbon
Original Author
14 years ago
Hello all, I sent email to all of you . Please check your mail.
Thank you for your interest.
Joy
katieauthier
14 years ago
Hi Joy,
I have tried on several occasions to start crocosmia from seed with no luck I would love some. Did I send you the Crinum lily bulbs? I have some of those and some pink ones. I also just collected some Coral Bean Tree seeds let me know thanks.

Katie
fluffybonbon
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Katie, I will send you an email.
We can trade.
Joy

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