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WANTED: These different seeds before I order them!

16 years ago

I am looking for the following seeds:

lysimachia atropurpurea

scabiosa "Beaujolais Bonnets"

asters Blue Ribbon and Red ribbon

centaura moschata Dairy Maid

centaura cyanus "Black Ball"

cirsium japonicum " Pink and Rose Beauty"

centratherum -Brazilian Button "Pineapple Sangria"

Dianthus Fenbow Nutmeg Clove

Dianthus Crimsonia

Dahlia Fireworks Mixed

Cosmos Antiquity

Calendula Candyman Orange

Salvia Limelight and Mojita

Aquilegia black currant ice (aka Rosea), Chocolate Soldier, Miss M. I. Huish, Clementine any

Penstemon-miniature bells, iron maiden, tubular bells rose

Poppy-OOh la la, flemish antique

My currant seed list is not up to date, but I have 100's of seed I am sorting and cleaning right now. If you have something I may want, I might have something you want and will look at your wish list. More than likely I will have something to trade for it!

Thanks, Melinda

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fairydancer
16 years ago
Melinda,

I have Dianthus Crimsonia, and from your want list a few nepeta blue moon, various coleus, and some great agastaches. I've got tons more on my trade list. If you'd like to trade, I'm interested in your

Heuchera midnight velvet
Heuchera purple
Salvia burgundy bliss
Rose hybrid tea Tiffany
Rose purple pavement

Take a look at my list and let me know if you'd like to trade! Thanks

Deb

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade page
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ramazz
16 years ago
I have several of the ones on your list - aquilegia clementine, dahlia fireworks and bachelor's button black ball - but they are from trades. So I hesitate to offer. I haven't looked to see how many extra I have, either. I also have salvia limelight in bloom right now, but in my zone, I am doubtful that it will set seed. You need a California or Texas connection on those. I know it won't survive the winter here. Maybe if you post the individual names, you will have better luck. The people I traded with would be better sources than me. I can name names but only in an e-mail.

Becky
ramazz
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