WANTED: Nasturtiums (reds) And Rose Campion seeds

21 years ago

After red or pinky red nasturtiums,anything but yellow or orange

And

Rose campion seeds

Trade or ssae. Please email me! (see my trade list!)

THANX!

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WANTED: rose campion
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I have lav. And white besides pink. I also have so other things you want to. I will look up some of your seeds for a trade. Lmk and i will let you know witch ones. Thanks Lisa
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WANTED: Burgundy Lychnis/Rose Campion
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Hi, I got a rose campion plant at the local swap this spring. The flowers are darker than regular. I saved seeds. Hopefully they come out as nice next year. I can send you some, and I think I have the rest of your want list, lol. Please click on my email address and don't use the box. I'm not getting all of my mail when the box is used. Thanks, Remy Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page
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HAVE: Wanted Nasturtium, will trade Red hot pokers
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Would you still want to trade? I am dying for some red hot pokers.... I grew my nasturtiums from seed this spring!
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WANTED: Wanted: White (Campion) Lychnis Coronaria
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I have lots of them and soon Nasturtiums mixed from your wish list. Would you like to wait for Nasturtiums or just Lychnis now? I have lots of other annuals too, but not all the seeads are ready yet.
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