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Wanted: Asclepias tuberosa and Asclepias incarnata seeds

perennialrose69

15 years ago

Hello all! I am looking for large quantities of Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly Weed) and Asclepias incarnata (both the pink and 'Ice Ballet', white). If you have either of these for trade, pleace check out my seed list and then email me if you would like to make a trade. Thanks. PerennialRose69

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sandysgardens
15 years ago
Hello

I have a good supply of Asclepias Incarnata - 'Cinderella' (pink) and 'Ice Ballet' (white). My patch puts out a good show each year. I'll shoot you an email.

Sandy
kelleyrn
15 years ago
I have a large quanity of orange butterfly weed for sasbe if you want.
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