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15 years ago

have lots of Yellow Mexican oleander seeds, rattlebox. Some Calliandra haematocephala /red powderpuff tree, ,Mascagnia macroptera/butterfly vine (seeds look like butterfly). Anyone want purple orchid tree seeds I have tons. Candlestick tree, Double purple angels tumpet, black eyed susan vine, jewels of opar, yellow necklace pod, Brazilian button bush, Brazilian rockrose, yellow turnesa, Mexican fireplant, belly ache bush, spicy red jathropha, red castor bean, dwarf pink canna, pink rock rose, flame acanthus. Orange bells, and dwarf red powderpuff (fairy duster), Pink coral vine.

If anyone has anything unusual. Not looking for anything in particular. tempt me. I only listed plants for which I collected seeds from look at my list I am willing to trade plants and bulbs. Thanks for looking.

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debbiep_gw
15 years ago
Hi pepa,you have several that interest me.Check my list please.I'll send you a e-mail.Debbie
jaleeisa
15 years ago
I'm interested in couple things as well, please look at my list and email me. I also have some things that aren't listed yet. I'll see what else I can tempt you with.

Kathy
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graanieb
15 years ago
Hi Pepa, glad to see your posts.
Love the garden pictures- especially Hibiscus.
I'm very interested in Amaryllis and dwarf pink Canna, have been looking for one, now wondering if you might have off/white canna?
I have Canna Tropicanna, dwarf yellow with reddish splashes and others, Agapanthus lily-dk purple and more, would like to trade bulbs and seeds, plants may be in the spring.
plmk, thanks,
GB-Bea
sheriannricherson
15 years ago
HI Pepa,

I am interested in seeds of your Mascagnia macroptera, Anisacanthus wrightii and Yellow Mexican oleander. Please take a look at my list and see if there is anything you would like to trade for.

Thank you,
Sheri
bigred
15 years ago
I'm not sure I have anything you ant but you can take a look at my trade list.

My indian pinks had seeds this year but very few so I let them drop but I may have some small starter plants w/ good roots. I'll check....if you want to chance mailing this time of year.

I'd be interested in:
Flame Acanthus
Butterfly vine...tried to grow from seed once...ready to give it another shot.
Yellow Mex. Oleander

Peggy
retsec
15 years ago
Sent you email.
acacius48
15 years ago
Sent you an email! :)

Sincerely,
Vanessa aka Acacius48
wenders6715
15 years ago
I've got winter aconite seeds from my mothers garden.
sandy1186
15 years ago
Hi Pepa

Sending you an e-mail.

Sandy1186
graanieb
15 years ago
Has anyone heard from Pepa lately???

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