Seed swap? Canadian here

kimberlinagardens

5 years ago

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FLOWERS

White Aquilegra

Blue Aquilegra

Purple Aquilegra

French Marigold

Yellow Large Marigold

Mexican Crackerjack orange and yellow Marigold

Marigold Red Aurora

Orange Marigolds

Cerinthe

Nicandra

Blanket Flower

Pincouchin Flower

Black Eyed Susan

HERBS

Chamomile

Lions Tail (edible) (smokeable)

Tobacco Seeds (Edible) (smokeable)

Lemon Balm

Nigella

Borage

Amaranth

Sweet William

Hops

Agastache

Yellow Hyssop

St Johns Wort

Rue

Salvia Purple Rain

Echinaeca

Cilantro

FLOWERS

Datura

Blue Datura Vine

White Datura (large blooms)

Purple Datura (double)

Moonflower

Purple Moonflower

White Morning Glory

Grandpa Otts Morning Glory

Trumpet Vine

Split Personality Vine

Cardinal Climber Vine

Jasmine Vine

Pink Coral Vine

White Coral Vine

Passionflower Vine

Blue Lobelia

White Milkweed

Mexican Red Milkweed

Antelope Milkweed

Hosta

Zinnia

Foxglove (poisonous)

Digitalis lutea

Mullien (edible) (smokeable)

Calandria

Coreopsis

Clarkia

Poppies

Blue ice desert Poppy

Pink

Lavender

Oriental

Scarlett Peony Poppy

Poppy Laurens Grape

Pink Peony Poppy

Heuchera

Liatris

Honesty

Thalictrum lavender dust

Daisy

Sweet pea flower

Birdsfoot

Morning glory

VEGETABLE

Okra

Squash

Beans

Peas

Pumpkin

Radish

Lettuce

Cucumber

Tomatoes

Peppers

Kohlrabi

Beets

Cauliflower

FLOWERS

Schizanthus porrigens

Limanthus douglasi

Blue Delphinium

Pride of Barbados

Baptisma Australis

Amarylis hybrid

Cranes Geranium

Prairie Mallow

Sunflowers

Mammoth Russian

Star

Lemon Queen

Black Oil

Columbine

Butterfly Bush

Cosmos

Goatsbeard

Clematis

Silohium Pertoliatum (Cuppa Flower) (Large)

Hollyhock Pink Ruffle

Larkspur

Chocolate Plant

Asclepias Tuberosa Orange

Asclepias incarnata White

Ascoepias Incarnata Purple

Bell Flower

Blackberry Iris

Aster

Greggs Blue Mist Flowers

Skeleton Leaf Golden Eye

Yellow Bells

Evening Primrose

Roses

Lilliums various

Nasturtium

Red

Mystery

Petunia

Ironweed

Spiderweed

Liatris

Phlox

Bachelor's Buttons

Orange cosmos

Red and orange cosmos

Purple and pink cosmos

Impatients Balsama Mix

Euphorbia Marginata

Mimulus Tigrinus Cream/Burgundy

Jewelweed

Malva Zebrina

Indian Pink

Celiosa Maroon

Helerium Autumale Snagweed

Thalictrum

Mimulus Ringens

Culvers Root

Dodeca Theon

Potentilla

Anome Sylvestris

Eupatorium Purpureum Joe Pye Weed

Ratibida Pinnata

Spikenard

Heuchera

Primula Japonica

Lambs Ear

Ratiba Pinnata

Inula Magnifica

4 O'Clocks

Red

Pink

White

White yellow stripes

Evening Scented Stocks

Sweet Pea

Snap Dragons

TREE SEEDS

Cedar Atlas

Walnut Tree

Yellow Arcacia

Indian Plum

Emperess Tree

Dawn Redwood

Katsura

Maple

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