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have: oodles of hosta seeds - 4 trades - want variety.

15 years ago

I have oodles of hosta seeds and would love to do four big trades. I would have about four trades of 300-400 each of hosta seeds to trade. I would like to exchange the hosta for some trades with lots of variety - i.e. a small amount each of a large variety of flowers annuals or perennials- and maybe some veggies or herbs too. My hosta seeds are mixed - I put them in a huge cardboard box so they are not seperated out. But all are from well-bred nursery purchased parents:). Thanks! Eileen

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Ann
15 years ago
Eileen:

I have lots of seeds that I would be happy to trade with you. The list is:
Aster - periwinkle blue (12 envelopes)
Stargazer Lily (1 envelope) - Trade only pls
Caryopteris Blue Butterflies (11) - Trade only pls
Common milkweed (5)
Gilla capitata (2)
Orange Cosmos (2)
Lacecap Hydrangea (6)
Thunberg's Geranium - small trades (2) - Trade only pls
Coreopsis Sweet Dreams (1) - trade only pls
Blondekopfechen Tomato (yellow cherry) (6)
Stokesia - unknown color (1)
Golden Marguerite (1)
California Poppy - White Linen (1) - Trade only
Scabiosa ochroleuca (1) trade only
Silene (1)
Sweet Autumn Clematis (3)
Purple Coneflower (4)
Variegated Fish Pepper (2) trade only
Feverfew Double flowers (2) trade only
California poppy yellow and orange mix (1)
Crape Myrtle hot pink (8)
Lavatera - pink and yellow mix (2)
Calliopsis (3)
Melampodium (2) trade only
Scabiosa Pink Mist (2) trade only
Rudbeckia - Kelvedon Star and Sputnik (1)
Gulf Coast Penstemon (1)
Mixed Cosmos (1)
Yellow Pear Tomato (3)
Salvia rubicola (1) trade only
Joe Pye Weed (1)
Mixed Morning Glories (4)
Milky Way Morning Glories (3)
Coreopsis grandiflora (1)
Dwarf Fountain Grass (1)
Sweet Shrub (small trade) (1) trade only

Please let me know if you see something that you would like. Thanks, Ann
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