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Zahara, other zinnias, Marigolds to trade want similar

13 years ago

I have seeds collected from the following plants in my garden:

Zinnia, Zahara Yellow

Zinnia, Zahara Starlight Rose

Zinnia, Inca

Zinnia, Persian Carpet

Zinnia, Whirligig

Zinnia, Profusion Apricot

Zinnia, Canary Bird

Zinnia, Candy Mix

Zinnia, Profusion Orange

Tagetes patula, Marigold Double Mr. Majestic

Tagetes erecta, Snowman

Tagetes, Cottage Red

Ornamental Peppers

Medusa

Black Pearl

Looking for annuals, especially white or bicolor zinnias, Lilliput zinnias, Knee High Profusion Zinnias, Zinnia acerosa, Tagetes lemonii and tenuifolia, Marigold Moonlight, Dahlberg Daisy, others on my "want" list.

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Comments (8)

skippydel13
13 years ago
I would love to do a trade with you for some of the persian carpet, whirligig and candy zinnia. I know I have white zinnia and I think some Lilliput (commercial seed) left. I also have red spider zinnia and orange cactus if interested and many other annuals but am not home to give you a list. I can tonight. I'll shoot you an email.
poppy_power
13 years ago
Hello:Alana,
I would be interested in the following seeds:
Zahara starlight rose
Candy mix zinnia
Snowman marigold
I have the following seeds to trade:6-seeds of each JMG variety.
Hatsu Arashi JMG
Akatsuki No Yume JMG
Izumi JMG
Check my list for a possible trade?
Thanks!
Karla
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jodie74
13 years ago
Good afternoon!

I was interested in your:
zinnias-
starlight rose
persian carpet
inca
whirligig
candy mix

Do you wanna peek at my seed list & let me know if you wanna trade?

Jodie
ddkcat
13 years ago
Hi - I have short zinnias [lilliput] in a mix and would like to trade for your zaharas - Doreen.
poisondartfrog
Original Author
13 years ago
I have emailed everyone that has contacted me so far.
Rachelle
13 years ago
I am interested in Tagetes 'Snowman' and Cottage Red. I have Zinnia Profusion 'Fire' and Tagetes 'Scarlet Sophie' and Mr. Majestic. Are you interested in any of those?

Thanks!

GardenPrincess
lady_alicia Zone 5/6 PA
13 years ago
Hi. I'm interested in trading with you. I would love any Zinnias, as mine didn't do so well this year, so not a lot of seeds from them. I only have seeds from the Rose Starlight like you have. This is what I have in the way of Marigolds, though:

Aurora Red
Scarlet Starlet
Tiger Eyes
Starfire Signet

I do have some fuschia Zinnia seeds, but I don't have a name for them as I snagged them while we were at the beach this summer. :)

Take a look at my list. There may be something else that interests you.

Thanks,
Alicia
poisondartfrog
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13 years ago
I have contacted everyone and still have seeds available.
Alana

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