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HAVE: Canna Seeds - Journey's End

16 years ago

Just pulled 10 seeds from one of my plants. I would really love to trade for one the Echinacea's, Salvias, Agastache or Penstemon from my wishlist. Please keep in mind that I grow other varieties of Canna and the plants grown from these seeds may or may not resemble the parent.

Melanie

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sjackwheat
16 years ago
I dont think i have anything that you are looking for but I am very interested in a couple of the seeds. I have been trying to get this canna all summer. Kept getting outbid if you know what i mean. Would surely send SASBE immediately. Let me know.........Sjackwheat@aol.com
chrystallake_2007
16 years ago
sending you email.
melanie
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ibartoo
16 years ago
HI Melanie, I have just harvested some fresh joe pye weed (eupatorium purpurea) seeds that I will happily trade for a few of your canna seeds. Please let me know. thanks, Linda
txgdnr
16 years ago
Hi Melanie,
I have Shoal Creek Vitex & Purple Desert Willow that I will trade for a couple of your canna seeds. LMK if you want to trade.
Thanks
Dianne
west_texas_peg
16 years ago
I have other canna seeds I would be happy to swap for some Journey's End seeds.
Peggy
eclpsprinc
Original Author
16 years ago
Hello All,

I have emailed those who I will be sending the seed to. I have more pods ripening and they should be ready in the next couple of weeks or so. When they are, I will let the rest of you know and we can work out a trade :).

Thank you so much!
Melanie
aj7731
16 years ago
Would any one here be kind enough to tell where to look for seeds in canna lillies.

I would appreciate this via email;
ajaoutdoors@yahoo.com

Thanks God Bless
paulan70
16 years ago
When you get more to trade I would love to see if we could trade something. I would love to get some of these seeds. Thanks

Paula

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