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WANTED: Ceratotheca triloba

16 years ago

Anyone have enough to trade?

In return I could send seeds of native Clematis - viorna, glaucophylla, pitcheri hybrid.

Also have Digitalis lanata, variegated Phytolacca ( pokeweed), Heliopsis 'Lorraine Sunshine', Boenninghausenia, and other items.

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Comments (7)

bigred
16 years ago
Hey Carol,
I know I have a couple pkgs.of lavender left. I might have some white in my personal stash but don't hold me to it until I look.

There might be some seeds left on the plants in the garden I haven't gotten around to pulling out but I wouldn't be able to tell if it's white,lavender or a mix of the two.

PP
kms4me
16 years ago
Hi Carol,

We traded a few years ago. I see bigred has the seeds you are looking for (so do I but they are 3 years old now) but if you see anything on my list you are interested in, I'd love to work out another trade.

Kate
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Gerris2 (Joseph Delaware Zone 7a)
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I have the lavender and the white forms of this one if you still need it, Carol. How is the mystery salvia doing for you? The plant I have outdoors is doing well but I lost one plant of 2 indoors plants so far.

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carol23_gw
Original Author
16 years ago
I'm still looking for fresh seed of this. Although I replied to two of the posters, I've not heard back.

Thanks.

I also have 2007 Cyclamen hardy mix - hederifolium and coum.
medontdo
16 years ago
hi carol i do have the ones i grew this summer, in lavender. is that what your looking for?
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16 years ago
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sheltieche
16 years ago
Carol
I have plenty of white and lavender ceratotheca triloba, grown in my garden this past summer. Love clems. If there anything else you might be interested drop me a note.

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