HAVE: Have tons of seeds and plants to trade

kvalentz

16 years ago

Please check out my lists at

http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/kvalentz

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conifers
16 years ago
Your Exchange page:

Here is a link that might be useful: kvalentz Exchange Page
kilngod
16 years ago
Hi kvalentz,

I'm interested in your:
Echinacea Sundown
Echinacea Sunrise

Please take a look at my list to see what might interest you. I'd be happy to trade more than 1 to 1 for these.

thanks,
Tina

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list
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aunt_lou
16 years ago
Hi! I have been hoping someone would have the cleome colors separated. I would really like to trade for your pink and also the purple cleome. I would like some of the Ruby Giant coneflower seeds too. Please check my trade list and see if I have anything that you would like. Thanks!

Aunt Lou
kvalentz
Original Author
16 years ago
Aunt lou

This is my first day doing this, so please tell me if I am doing this correctly. If there is anything else on my list that you would like please let me know. I will be adding to my list un the exchange in a few moments
you want
cleome-by colors
ruby giant coneflower
I want to trade for:
1.Bearded Iris:
Raspberry Blush
Hemstitch
2.Sunflower mix of colors all apprx. 4-5' tall---lemon, gold, creamy white, bronze, crimson
3. Nasturtiums:
Whirlybird Mix
4. Stock:
Cheerful Yellow
5.Zinnia:
Dahlia flowered mix
poppy_power
16 years ago
Hello:I would be interested in the following seeds:
Bravado coneflower
Ruby giant coneflower
Primmadonna deep rose coneflower
Sunrise coneflower
White swan coneflower
Magnus coneflower
Alaska shasta daisy
I have poppies and other seeds to trade on my list.
Thanks!
rosepedal
16 years ago
You have mail Barb

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