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Yellow Coneflower 'Seeds' for S.A.S.E.

14 years ago

I have a good bunch of Yellow Coneflower "seeds" (they look like little splinters) that I'm willing to give away. I'm not a seed grower myself, so I'll pass on any trades. But if you are interested, contact me for my home address, and just send me a self-addressed, stamped envelope. I'll get some free seeds out to you ASAP!

Here are a couple small pics of this year.

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Comments (8)

nottougly
14 years ago
Hi. I am interested in your seeds.
PLMK,
Faye!
cryptid
14 years ago
Ooooo,...I am DEFINITELY interested! And please check my trade list for anything *you* might want as well! :)
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brenda_c
14 years ago
Hi cocolily I sent you an email. Thanks Brenda
maps31
14 years ago
Hi,
I would love some of those, Looks like it will go in just the right place in my garden!
Maryann
kathy645
14 years ago
Those are beautiful. I'd love some seeds if you still have some available.
Kathy
deebie
14 years ago
Beautiful plants. I'd like some seeds if they are still available.
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cocolily
Original Author
14 years ago
Still got plenty!!
huneybunch_2000
14 years ago
I would love to have some of your seeds please contact me at huneybunch_2000@yahoo.com thanks so much... Trish

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