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WANTED: vine seeds

17 years ago

A while back, I was looking for vine seeds, well I'm looking for more unusal ones this time! I already have

morning glory mix (mix, choice mix, purple, heavenly blue)

purple hyacinth bean (purple and white)

sweet pea mix

clematis (unknown variety)

scarlet runner beans

Does anyone have any of these? They are listed from what I really want to the ones that I can live without, LOL!

corkscrew vine (aka snail vine, or snail beans)

moon vine

butterfly pea vine (white or blue) (aka clitoria)

magnolia vine

trumpet vine

cypress vine

clock vine

black eyed susan vine

Though I don't have that much of each I can trade some of the vines that I already have (I only have five white hyacinth beans so I can't trade those, sorry)

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Comments (4)

claubill
17 years ago
I have birdhouse gourds growing right now. Would that interest you?
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origami_master
Original Author
17 years ago
If you're looking for Morning Glories, I can give you some for a SASE, I already have a lot of squah so I'm not sure if I'll be able to fit any more squah/goulds/melons into the patch, but thank you anyways. please e-mail me for my address if you do want those seeds or any other type of vines!
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maryjanej
17 years ago
Hi Origami master,
I have trumpet vine seeds if you still want some.
P.S. I hope you received the email I sent you about Emerald n Gold cuttings.
Mary-Jane
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origami_master
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17 years ago
Mary-Jane, I don't think I received your e-mail unless it was the one about a SASE
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