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Want: Agastache rupestris

Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b

7 years ago

Does anyone have any extra seeds? I'm working hard to grow out a butterfly, hummingbird, and bee yard. This variety came highly recommended. Sorry I don't have my list of seeds posted on the GW. But, if you write me back, I'll try my best to give you the list of current seeds that I do have. Thanks a bunch and I hope you get all that you wanting, too.

Xtal

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