HAVE: Nice list of Native Seeds, looking to trade for Natives

9 years ago

Have a nice list of seeds left after sowing what I needed, so would love to set up some trades for Natives that I don't already grow.
ESPECIALLY interested in Asclepias species...Native Clematis, or just tempt me.
:-)

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page

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mrs.b_in_wy
9 years ago
You sure do have a nice list :) Would you like to take a look a look at mine to see if anything on it might fit into your garden?

Thanks!

Michelle

Here is a link that might be useful: My trade list
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9 years ago
Hi MIchelle!
(Sorry to be so slow in responding, but I just saw this)
I'd love your Liatris punctata, Oenothera pallida, and Hibiscus moscheutos.

If you find enough from my list that you'd like..I wouldn't mind double trades of all 3 species :-)

Please email me directly at Thosedarnsqurls@aol.com
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Thank you for your message. E-mailing you now :)

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