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HAVE: Huge number of Canna variety self pollinated seed

15 years ago

I have the following self pollinated canna seeds available:

Aida

Amazon Butterfly

Apricot Ice

Assaut

Autumn Dragon

Boom Boom

Canna compacta subsp. cinabrina

Cheeto

Cherry Red (Pfitzers)

China Lady

Chinese Coral (Pfitzers)

compacta 1

compacta 2

compacta 3

compacta 4

Conestoga

Constitution

Crimson Beauty

Cupid

Dawn Pink

Durban sp.

Ellen Gallow

En Avant

Endeavor

Erebus

Ermine

Firebird

flaccida 1

flaccida 2

flaccida 3

flaccida 4

flaccida 5

Flame x self 1

Futurity Pink

Futurity Red

Futurity Yellow

Halloween

Inferno

Intrigue

Japanese Rose

Jester Pink

Journey's End

Kansas City

King City Gold

La Boheme

La Traviata

La Traviata

Lenape

Madame Angele Martin

Madame Crozy

Maudie Malcom

Miss Oklahoma

Mrs. Cozy

Musaefolia

North Star

Omega

Orange Blush

Orange Punch

Orchid

Panache

patens

Pink Angel

Pink Beauty

Pink Sunburst

Polly Gay

Porcelain Rose

President

Primrose Yellow

Ra

Red Dazzler

Red Stem

Red Stripe

Rigoletta

Robert Kemp

Rosen Kavalier

Royalty

Salmon-Pink

Scarlet Wave

Shell Pink

Spritzii

Stadt Fellbach

Stuttgart

Sunny Delight

Thompson & Morgan indica New Hybrids red/yel hyb

Tall White

Tama-tulipa

Taney

Tangelo

Technicolor

Tiki Torch

Tourandout x self 1

Tourandout x self 2

Tourandout x self 3

Tourandout x self 4

Transvaal Beauty

Tropical Sunrise

William Shatner

Please contact me with any trade requests!

Comments (6)

asageman2008
15 years ago
Hi,

I would be interested in trading, but you already have most of the varieties that I have. I do have C. maculata Thanks
Joel Morris
15 years ago
Man, have you got the cannas!! I'm interested in Apricot Ice, China Lady, Firebird, Japanese Rose Orange Punch, Pink sunburst and any that have varigated leaves. Check out my lists and see if I have any seeds you'd like or are you willing to trade for postage? Thanks, Joel.

Here is a link that might be useful: Joel's Trade Lists
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Hi Just wondering if you would be willing to spare some seeds? I just started with 2 types of cannas this spring and I LOVED them! I would be willing to pay forpostage and for the seeds too. Please let me know--I would really appriciate it!
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roxxanne
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I see this post is almost a year old but do you have seeds still or again??? Trade, postage, cash what would you like?
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daveedgeguitar
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Hello! I wonder if you would trade canna seed for flower & or vegetable seeds. I have lots of flower seed and would love to have as many types of canna seeds as you could spare. LMK
Regards, Dave

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