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HAVE: Honesty 'Silver Dollar' Seeds For S.A.S.E.

16 years ago

It took nearly two years for the plants to finally bloom, but I now have literally 1000's of seeds! Anyone who wants some (no trade required) can have 150+ seeds (while supply lasts)! These 3-foot-tall plants put out a spectacular display of tiny purple blooms during spring and make a wonderful addition to any garden! The plants are biennial and cold-hardy (Zone 8). All I need is a self-addressed envelope (1 stamp will do).

***IMPORTANT: Please write "DO NOT STAMP" on the envelope or include some padding so the seeds won't be damaged during shipping.

Please send me an e-mail if you're interested and/or for additional details.

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Comments (12)

shilohyn
16 years ago
I'll send you an email right away! Thank you.
sjackwheat
16 years ago
Sending you an email....Jackie
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jennlynn_1
16 years ago
Hi,
I am interested in some of your seeds. I can send an envelope. Please let me know. Thanks!
cspetros
16 years ago
Hello there!

I would really enjoy having some of these. Thanks! >>Chris
singupura465
Original Author
16 years ago
If anyone is interested, I also have a surplus of Lemon Balm (2007) and bright pink Sweet Pea Vine (2005-2007) available for SASE.
ibartoo
16 years ago
I would love to have some of the seeds you have available. Please let me know where to send the sase. Thanks Ibartoo
only1joanie
16 years ago
I would love some of your seeds for sase. I will look in my garden and see if I have any seeds ready too. Where do I send for them. Joanie.
tswoyer
16 years ago
Sending an email...I'm interested in the Silver Dollar seeds, lemon balm & sweet pea
spunky7478
16 years ago
I would like some of your seeds. Please e-mail me your address so I cna put a SASBE in the mail to you.

Thanks
Vickie
iluvseeds2
16 years ago
I would like to have some of these seeds please. Will you email me your addy? Thank you. Patrick
chrystallake_2007
16 years ago
I am interested, could you please let me know your address to mail sasbe.
Thank you
Melanie
singupura465
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16 years ago
I cannot take anymore SASE orders for Silver Dollar, but I still have plenty of Lemon Balm and Sweet Pea Vine.

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