WANTED: magenta rose campion, have annual and perennial seeds

16 years ago

My rose campions only came up white. It's just not the same.

I have a variety of cottagey seeds so check my lists if you have rose campion, lunaria, canna indica, shirley poppy, Shasta daisy or larkspur seed to trade :)

Thanks!

Kristin

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pansyface2006
15 years ago
Hi Kristin,
I have the magenta rose champion and the seeds are drying now. I can do a SASE if you want. I really don't need anymore flowers, beds are filling up to fast. PLMK
Barb
Annie
15 years ago
Pansy,

I just saw this post. If you have any more Magenta Rose Campion seeds, I would sure like to have some to get it started in my yard.
What's Cottage Garden without Rose Campion?
I can send you a SASE if so.
Hoping to hear from you.
~ Annie
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I just read that the leaves were formerly used for lamp wicks, hence the name lychnis, which is Greek for "lamp". Gardening really is such an expansive subject ... gardenweed - Specialty Perennials has the flos-jovis; Gardens North has a nice selection of lychnis, but no flos-jovis (I have to stay away from that site, there are too many temptations there!); Jelittos, B&T World, Secret Seeds - looks like most of the places that have flos-jovis are not in the U.S. With its many variations, lychnis is one plant you could get lost in. Help me! Thanks for the help, folks, and thanks for the offers of seeds, too! PV
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pansyface2006
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Kirstin and Annie.......If you sent the SASE, for the rose champion I have not received them. Please let me know if you still want the seeds.
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plays_in_dirt_dirt
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I have seeds for magenta rose campion if anyone is still looking for them. Will send seeds for BEAP (bubble envelope and postage) or trade for seeds of white campion. Just email me.

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