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WANTED: Tithonia or Mexican Sunflower

16 years ago

Love this plant and thought I had harveted some seeds before I moved.....but guess what. I have various colors and types of hollyhocks seeds from my gardens from 2005 that are still viable. (I've been growing seeds trays of them). Would love to trade.

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scottrell
16 years ago
I can send spent flower heads that heve been drying for almost four weeks. I find it tough to sift through the chaff so I just plant the whole thing. It has worked out real well for me. This vine is a real beauty in my butterfly garden. the monarchs really love it. Please e-mail me with address if you are interested. Lertok@bellsouth.net. Sometimes GW e-mail does not go through.
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