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Fresh seeds of 6 Hardy Hibiscus

7 years ago

For $1 postage to get them to you I'll send 6 small pkts of 20 seeds of these: White, Lite pink & Rose pink all with crimson eye, tall Red Star of Tx & the White Star as well as a Dwarf variety Red 'Lil Mischief'. Message me with questions & to get my Louisiana address.

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User
6 years ago
Do you still have these seeds?
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Original Author
6 years ago
I do Josephine. Send $1 postage to me with your address & they'll be sent right back to you when it arrives. Go to my page by clicking my name here & click on message on the right side to leave a way I can send you my address. You haven't set messaging on your page or I'd have left it there already. Never post personal info here for all to read. Thanks
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Peggy
6 years ago
Do you still have any of these available?
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Original Author
6 years ago
Peggy I only have fresh 2017 seeds for the prettiest to me, a rosie pink. If you want them I'll send you about 20 seeds. Go to my houzz page by clicking here on tabb(zone9) in upper left corner & leave your address there securely. I'll put them in the mail to you this week. Glad to share! Give God Glory & Thanks, Trudy

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