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Amaryllis/Hippeastrum

Got Some Extra Seeds?

16 years ago

Hi,

Here I am hat in hand wondering if anyone has any extra seeds they can part with. They don't have to be viable seeds and can be old if you have some that you never planted.

I just need some seeds to take some example pictures for my blog and I'm willing to reimburse you for the cost of postage or trade something plant related if the only seeds you have are fresh seeds.

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jodik_gw
16 years ago
How soon do you need them? If you can wait a bit, I'd be happy to send you some extras for photography! I've got some pods getting ready to pop, and also some seeds drying right now... as soon as I get them sorted out and pull the ones for trades, I can send you a handful... email me! Rumpelstiltskin@hughes.net
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mrbrownthumb
Original Author
16 years ago
jodik,

Thanks for the offer. I'll send you an e-mail. I almost bought a bulb in a kit that had bloomed and set pods just so I could take pics of the seeds. lol
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cindeea
16 years ago
Mr. Brown, send me your addy, I will have some seeds to share in a bit too.
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jodik_gw
16 years ago
No problem, Mrbrownthumb! Happy to share! My seeds should be dry in a day or so, and then I'm going to sort them, so I'll get some out to you...
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mariava7
16 years ago
Hi Mrbrownthumb! Email me...
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mrbrownthumb
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for the offers.

With your help I should have plenty to take pics of. I've sent you emails and we can make arrangements in what you'd like in return for your help and seeds.
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jodik_gw
16 years ago
Look for a return email!
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