Have Blue Pea Vine Seeds

barbcoleus

15 years ago

I'm looking to trade these seeds for some seeds that will grow plants in zone 10 the subtropics. Thanks!

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grovespirit
15 years ago
Hi Barb, are those seeds Clitoria ternatea, with a deep blue color? If so, I'm interested.

How about a few freshly harvested Royal Poinciana seeds, and some Pua Keni Keni seeds?? I also have fresh Annatto(Achiote) seeds, and some Hawaiian native super-hot pepper seeds if you want those too.

Reply by email if you'd like to trade, thanks. :)
flwrs4ever
15 years ago
Hi, I just harvested some eucomis (pineapple lily) seeds..It is the pink flowered one...if you are interested please e mail me, thanks !

Kym
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