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HAVE: fresh 'Cherry Rose' sunflower seeds & others

lady_alicia Zone 5/6 PA

15 years ago

I have some 'Cherry Rose' sunflower seeds. They were beautiful and the stalks only got about 5-6 feet tall. The flowers varied in size, but they got no bigger than 10"-12" in diameter. I also have some other seeds that I just harvested. Take a look at my list. Some aren't ready, so if there's something on there you'd like and it's marked NOT READY, let me know and we can work something out for later. They should be ready in a month or so. I'd love to have anything I don't already have, especially the wants on my list. :)

Thanks to a lot of you from years past, I had beautiful gardens this year and am now able to add a few things to my list this year to trade. So I want to say a big thank you for trading!!

Alicia

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sassybutterfly_2008
15 years ago
Hi there! I'd love to do a trade with you.

Sending you an email

Thanks!
Wendy
cottageflowers
15 years ago
Hello. Sent you mail. Jenny.
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i'd love your
'Cherry Rose' sunflower
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also the lavender/white datura is a datura tatula its so fragrant!! ~Medo plmk
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15 years ago
Hi Medontdo. I'd love some Nicotiana langsdorfii, blazing star liatris and dianthis!

Thanks so much.
Alicia
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Answered sassybutterfly and cottageflowers via email.

Anyone else??

Alicia
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I have some Passiflora incarnata seeds I'll trade for some of these!
katmatney
15 years ago
Will send you an email for trade
Thanks
Kathy

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