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HAVE: Lot's of Extra's for Winter Sowing

flower_power_nc

17 years ago

Look at my list.

I have collected a lot of extra seeds

great for winter sowing.

Please unblock your e-mail if serious trader.

Asclepia's want to try them

Amaranth

Heuchera's

Tiarella's

Different Agastache's

Or any from my want lists.

Know ASAP at this time

will post one later on.

Thanks for looking

Debbie

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love2gardennc
17 years ago
Hi Debbie,
I believe that we met at a swap that Katie88 had in Rutherford area a year or so ago. Which heuchera and tiarella seeds to trade, I have a few named heuchera on my tradelist, also would love to know which plants of both that you have. I am up to about 35 or so different varieties of those and heucherellas and am always looking for more, not all are on my list but I can send you a more complete list if you like, Les

Here is a link that might be useful: Tradelist
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