WANTED: Standing cypress (Ipomopsis rubra) seeds

kaysbelle

17 years ago

Desperately seeking standing cypress seed for my hummingbird garden. Red and/or yellow.

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penny1947
17 years ago
Did you ever receive seeds for standing cypress? I grow the mix (red, yellow, orange) but haven't had a chance to collect the seed yet as it has been so wet from rain here. I also have impatiens balsaminae seeds if you are still looking for those.

Penny
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