HAVE Belamcanda chinensis, (blackberry lily)

14 years ago

Ok I have about 100 Belamcanda chinensis or blackberry lily seeds and they are very pretty and very easy to germinate.

I'm looking for anything unusual and beautiful and easy to seed. figure I'll trade 10 for 10, and I will just stick in an envelope and mail.

Check out this link so you can get an idea of the plant. Once you have a blooming plant after 2 years you will have Plenty of seeds too :)

http://www.hort.wisc.edu/mastergardener/Features/flowers/Belamcanda/Belamcanda_chinensis.htm

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cryptid
14 years ago
Have "Royal Burgundy" snap/bush bean - Fun, delicious *color changing* bean! Violet-purple pods *magically* turn an emerald green after cooking! Grow in garden or in containers. Stringless. Trade? PLMK! Also, please check out my trade list for anything else you might like! :)
http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/cryptid
ddkcat
14 years ago
Would like to trade for your blackberry lily - could I send you my list? Doreen.
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sirsedum
Original Author
14 years ago
sure, send me a list and how many of the seeds you want, and il start getting them bagged and in envelopes.
Cryptid I think im interested in Euphorbia lathyris, are those seeds or plants?
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
Hi sirsedum,

Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting your Member Page email link set up so you can easily be reached for trading.

Happy Trading!

Sue...chemocurl
sirsedum
Original Author
14 years ago
ok my email should be up and viewable on my profile now. send me your info and il send out some seeds :D
margyrose
14 years ago
Hello Virginia (state). I'm interested. I have lot of things you might be interested in. Email me please.
Margyrose
ddkcat
14 years ago
Didn't see an email on your page to send you my list ... could you email me directly and I'll reply. Doreen.

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