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HAVE: Have (and Want): Pacific Northwest Native Seeds

15 years ago

I have freshly harvested seeds for the Pacific Northwest natives Lonicera ciliosa and Rosa nutkana. I also have some Rubus spectabilis seeds harvested earlier this year and if anyone is looking for either or them, I can also harvest more seeds for Acer macrophyllum and Vaccinium ovatum.

I'm most especially looking for seeds for Rubus leucodermis, but am also in search of a large variety of other Pacific Northwest natives - and honestly there isn't much that I'm not interested in so if anyone is looking for any of the above mentioned varieties just let me know.

Thanks,

Amanda

Here is a link that might be useful: Trade List

Comments (2)

cherokee34
15 years ago
Are you still around? I sent you an email, re; your wants list...I can get an awful lot of stuff on that list for you. I travel around WA, OR, and ID, sometimes CA when I'm really lucky.
spookycharles
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks so much for your reply. I've recently ordered quite a few of the more readily available species, but there are still plenty that I'm looking for seeds for so I'd definitely be interested in what you have available.

~Amanda
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