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HAVE: French Lavender seed/oleander seed

trancegemini_wa

21 years ago

I have french lavender seed for trade or ssae. I also have some oleander pods forming so if anyone wants me to save some seed please let me know. the plant is quite short at about 2 metres tall , and has lovely single-type flowers in a hot pink/red colour.

thanks,

trance

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