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I have Tree Peony Pink would like Red Yellow or White in trade.

mastergarder2003

12 years ago

Hello I have newly harvested pink Tree peony a few seeds enough for one trade of the same but diffrent varity of Tree Peony Red,Yellow,or white. I sure hope someone out there has the same in exchange. Please email me I do have a picture of mine in bloom, and it would be great if you did as well. So exciting trading.Bon.

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mastergarder2003
Original Author
12 years ago
WEll I can't find a trade, so Iam gonna (close this post), I will soke and plant these babys today. I will enjoy seeing these, new babys, grow for next Spring. Thanks anyway's Bon.
kms4me
12 years ago
Oh, I was a day late and a dollar short... I had seeds of purple and white...
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