moonflower vine seeds

19 years ago

I have some seeds, if anyone wants a few, e mail me for my address, you can send me a stamped addressed envelope for the seeds

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Rose_Qld
19 years ago
Hi airlie,
I sent you an email, keen to know whether you got it or a vigilant spam detector ate it :)

Hopefully I don't cause premature fast dowmward movement of your post! (The email said, Yes, please!)
Cheers
Rose
lianeh
19 years ago
Yes please!

I'll email you my address directly (if there is any still going!)

Liane
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waooooooo, i think i read this post too late, if you still have available i am interested. susanalopezflores1967@yahoo.com
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I'll be #2 if anything falls thru :-) Thanks, Wendy
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jancol04
19 years ago
Hi Airlie
Should you have any monnflower seeds left I would certainly like some please.
Jancol

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