WANTED: trumpet vine seed pods

12 years ago

I love to craft as well as garden. I saw on a forum that they made santa's out of trumpet vine seed pods. Way cool and I have a friend that collects Santa as well as doing things for our Shelter. I was wondering if anyone had some to trade/give away? Please let me know. TIA

Penny

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Heather Macdonald
12 years ago
Hi Penny,
Did you get your seeds? I don't have but I saw your name and I think we traded years ago...I've moved to Ontario,
brought 200 potted perennials with me, they're over wintering in the field...can't wait 'till spring!
It's nice being back on the forum..
talk soon
Heather Macdonald
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