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WANTED: Have: blue sky hibiscus & ballon flower seeds

18 years ago

The hibiscus is a hardy variety said to grow over 10' high and wide, I do not know if it will grow true from seed but I have plenty of seed. I also have purple ballon flower seeds, I believe the botanical name is platycondon or something near that spelling. It is a perrenial that reblooms if deadheaded, and is well behaved in my garden.

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dirtrx
18 years ago
You have email. Shannon/Dirtrx
David_Rowe
18 years ago
would like to try the blue sky hibiscus & ballon flower seeds what would you like in trade ------------DAVID
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carla17
18 years ago
If you have the hibiscus and ballon seeds left, I would love some.

Carla

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