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WANTED: Tansy

11 years ago

Hello, I'm looking for tansy, Tanacetum Vulgare. I have selfheal, St.John's wort and some commercial spearmint seeds, some camas and Siberian iris seeds. If anyone is interested in trading, please let me know.

Would be interested in any other plant for zone 7/8 that helps with ant problems.

Thanks, Irina

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zzackey
11 years ago
I have some Tansy seeds I got from Richter's seeds. I would love to have some of your self heal and St. John's Wort. I could send you a nice amount of the tansy or send you some holy basil fresh from my garden too.
gvozdika
Original Author
11 years ago
Zackey, I would love to do a trade. I'm sending you email. Thank you.
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gvozdika
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11 years ago
Zackey, finally I have the envelope ready. I'm quite happy everything fits in 2 stamps! This is my first trade on GW and it took me awhile :-)
With the seeds I included a note with what I'm waiting for, a return label and two stamps. Ready to drop it at the post office on Monday. Thanks, Irina

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