Fresh harvested seed for trade.

13 years ago

. Hardy geranium pale pink

. Hardy geranium dark pink

. Hardy geranium magenta

. giant Allium

. Dicentra Formossa (wild bleeding heart)

. Mitella Trifida saxifragaceae (wild heuchera)

Anyone interested in trading?

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kilngod
13 years ago
Hello clc70,

I have from your want list:
Columbines (several)
Foxglove, white (2 types)
MG "scarlet o'hara"
Scabiosa non-name Black

And am interested in trading for your:
Mitella Trifida saxifragaceae (wild heuchera)
columbine, yellow
sambucus elderberry varigated leaf
gomphrena white
ratibida red mexican hat (if this is an all red variety, no yellow in it)

Take a look at my list and let me know if you're interested.
Thanks,
Tina

Here is a link that might be useful: My trade page
booboobolhuis
13 years ago
Sending you an email
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dalachin
13 years ago
Hi, I have some white foxglove (Digitalis purpurea alba, 'Snow Thimble')-- I know the seed is good, I just started some and they germinated voraciously! I also have a few Rose Salvia seeds left-- they were also vigorous germinators.

I would love some of your fresh hardy geranium seed! Would also be curious to try the Wild Bleeding Heart and Wild Heuchera.

Best, Christine
passiflora2004
13 years ago
sending an email
ddkcat
13 years ago
Would like to trade for your two pink geraniums; could I send you my list? Doreen [pls. email directly: ddkcat@yahoo.com]
whiteoakian
13 years ago
Interested in trading. send you an email
susan
whiteoakian
13 years ago
Interested in trading for your johnny jump ups, forget me not dwarfs, bach but pink, artemesia, fescue blue, false sol seal and pen red bunny tails

Have white dwarf foxgloves and different columbines to trade. also see my list. would like to make a 4-5 seed trade to take advantage of postage!
see:
http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/whiteoakian

susan

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