Have: pineapple sage

15 years ago

I have 3 trades of between 20 & 25 seeds each. Trades only at this time. Looking for items on my want list, especially interested in osteospermums at this time.

Ginger

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User
15 years ago
Hi Ginger,
I have 'Happy Lights' Fig Hollyhock, Cowslip and Gas Plant (maybe 10 seeds). Are you interested in any of these? don't have any Osteospermum, but do have Mesembryanthemum 'Apricot Tutu'.
Let me know.
Janine
dan_the_mailman
15 years ago
Hi Ginger,
I've got the sunny side up shasta daisy that you're looking for, and would gladly send it for some of your pineapple sage. Let me know if you're interested.
Dan
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Hi there! I'd love to trade with ya. I'm interested in your Pineapple Sage and the Ladybird Poppy. I have boneset, sweet annie or several other items on my list. If you'll send me an email I'll get back to you this evening w/ the specifics. (I'm at work now..lol) Thanks! Wendy / Sassy
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dirtdiggin
15 years ago
Oh I would love to have some pineapple sage seed. Please take a look at my trade page and see if there is anything you would like :)

http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/dirtdiggin

Thanks so much.
alicia7b
15 years ago
Hey, if you have any seed left, I have Joe Pye, Clitoria, and will have Aromatic Aster and Calico Aster.
dan_the_mailman
15 years ago
Ginger, I got your e-mail, and am replying with the same.
Thanks!
-Dan

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