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Central_Cali369

18 years ago

i grew this plant from seeds from australia and they were labeled 'Tango Tango'. after doing some research i found that it was also called 'carnaval' by Breck's seeds, and 'Cancer'. take a look at the pictures and if you are interested, i would like to trade for other canna seeds like 'tropicanna', 'pretoria', 'Florence Vaughan', 'cleopatria' or any other large flowered canna.

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click here for a picture of Canna Cancer

in the picture on the far right, the one in the center is reffered to as canna 'carnival'

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cdonelson
18 years ago
I have seeds to Robert Kemp and the 10ft King Canna. Would either of these work for a trade?
Cathy
Melinda Hagen
18 years ago
Hello! I have some indica, indian shot, or Black knight. Would you be interested in any of these? Thanks, PLMK. Melinda
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skygardening
18 years ago
I'm not positive about Cleopatra, but the others you mention don't produce seed as far as I know. I have rhizomes from those, except for Cleopatra. I have seeds from the parent plants of Creation Spark, Red Futurity, C. Variabilis, and Orange Blush. Contact me if you are interested and I can send you pictures. Thanks!
Sky~~
mammaofive
18 years ago
would you consider postage?

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