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16 years ago

I have dicentra eximia/ formosa mix pink- red, few dicentra eximia white, thalictrum rochebrunianum. Those seeds have either short viability/ dicentra/ or have to be started now/thalictrum/ since they need prolonged cold period. You also welcome to list any other seeds from my list and as long as I have them I will send them.

Dicentra eximia/ formosa is short 12-18 in perennial that likes moist shady areas and it blooms all summer into fall- while flowers similar with regular bleeding heart it is not a spring blooming perennial.

I should be able to fill up 5-6 requests, maybe few more.

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Comments (11)

rosepedal
16 years ago
Hi Lindalana I would some I am also close to your zone. Thanks for sharing Barb
momcat
16 years ago
I would love to try some of your dicentra eximia/ formosa mix pink- red, dicentra eximia white, and thalictrum rochebrunianum.

Also if you have any extras of these from your list, I would love to try some, also.

clematis speciosa/ stans mix
Aquilegia White Towers
Nicotiana Marshmellow

Let me know, and I will get a sASBE in the mail right away.

Thanks for sharing,
Deb
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medontdo
16 years ago
i would so love some of these!! please let me know!! and you know i'd get my sasbe out right away. and let ya know the day i send it! ;'))
katmatney
16 years ago
I WOULD LOVE SOME OF YOU SEEDS IF YOU STILL HAVE SOME AVAILABLE.
DICENTRA FORMOSA
THALICTRUM ROCHEBRUNIANUM
WILLIAM GUINESS
AGUILEGIA TOWER WHITE
WHITE LOBELIA
WILL SEND OFF EMAIL
THANKS
KATHY
mallowmallow
16 years ago
hi there
im interested in your dicentra seeds and i may have some for trade for your other seeds..i will email you

pam
mallowmallow
icotte
16 years ago
Hi,

I also would love to try your dicentra eximia/formosa mix pink-red, few of your dicentra eximia white, and the thalictrum rochebrunianum if you still have some you can share.

Thanks,
Melba
cottageflowers
16 years ago
Hello. If you have any left could I be considered for your offer of SASBE? I would be interested in the thalictrum lavendar mist and the dicentra mix, your Japanese Morning Glories, and columbines pink Clementine and WM Guiness. Thanks again. Email me at lucknetmg@comcast.net Jenny.
daffodillady
16 years ago
I would love any dicentra that you may have available-my mother grew them when I was a young girl in northern Ohio. Thanks, jesusfan35184@yahoo.com
sheltieche
Original Author
16 years ago
I would like to close this offer for now. Everybody who posted should have received email by now and I will wait for your SASBE for 2 weeks. After that my offers canceled. Hopefully it is acceptable for everyone.
libaga07b
16 years ago
email:liba25@hotmail.com
Rachelle
16 years ago
If you have any of these left, I would like to have some. Please send me your addy and the amount of postage I need to send.

Thanks.

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