wanted=hibiscus seeds for confederate rose seeds

12 years ago

Hi,I would to trade confederate rose. double pink,and red Texas star seeds ,for hibiscus seeds Let me know if you want to trade.

Margaret

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virgiebaby165
12 years ago
Have 4 "hardy" types: Luna Blush, Disco Belle--White, Disco Belle--Red, not sure if a Luna or Disco Belle--Fuschia (could be either/or).

What else might you have to trade as I need no more hibiscus, but have plenty of these seeds from this year.

Ginny B.
Buzz_Woody
12 years ago
Saw your posting and have some hibiscus seeds for trade. I have some Sultry Kiss, Rose Mallow seeds, and a red Luna, and a white disco belle. Mixed seeds. Let me know if you want to trade.

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