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HAVE: Milkweeds for the Monarchs :)

17 years ago

Both Swamp Milkweed and Common.

Looking for other milkweeds (except tuberosa), Meadow Blazingstar and Prarie Blazingstar.

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Comments (5)

jxa44
16 years ago
I have several milkweeds in my garden. i will have seeds later in the season.
rnbwgrl
16 years ago
Oh, OH, OHH!!!
>>jumping up and down waiving hands frantically in the airI want some!

I cannot find ANY in the local area :(

Melissa
mrsgalihad
Original Author
16 years ago
Rnbwgrl, did you ever get my reply? I have both plants and seeds available. Which were you wanting to trade for?
eclpsprinc
16 years ago
I am starting a new butterfly garden and would love some of your seed. Please check my list for anything that may interest you.
Thank You!
Melanie
eclpsprinc
16 years ago
Jess,
I think there may be a problem with your gmail. Please send me your address so I can send you your cerinthe & nasturtium seeds.

Thank You! :)

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