WANTED: Canna Seeds/ Rhizomes

18 years ago

Looking for canna seed or rhizomes for trade or SSAE? I already have a number of cannas and would like to find other varities.

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18 years ago
Hi...There are a few of us on this forum that grow them. I only have about 8 or 9 different coloured ones growing, the first one flowered this week, I post the pics on the Oz Garden Gallery so if you look at my postings and see anything you like over the next few months jot down the name and colour then e-mail me I dont want anything in exchange just postage. .....Cheers..MM
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HI I KNOW THE FEELING IN 2004 oops caps i lost all mine but by two kind people one in colorado and one in georgia i sent pre paid piority postage.and started over again if you want i can send a box colors mixed.i did not seperate by colors just harvested in late fall..but i would want postage first as i did with the two people... WARNING WARNNG a slow trader but a honest one happy gardening GOD BLESS
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