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Brooke - hosta seeds?

17 years ago

Hi Brooke!

It seems like ages ago that we had a fun thread here about hostas in our yards, and you offered to share some hosta seed for winter sowing if you had any extra. If the offer is still good, I'm still interested. I could send you a SASBE. Please let me know. Thanks a million!

Laurel

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highjack
17 years ago
I got 'em and will be happy to send you some. I have four trays going but the germination rate has been really cr@ppy this year. I think the extreme heat was not condusive to getting tons of viable seeds. Don't worry, I have plenty to share.

Email me your address and I will get them in the mail to you.

Brooke
laurelin
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you, Brooke - you've got mail.

Laurel
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laurelin
Original Author
17 years ago
Just another big THANK YOU for the hosta seeds. I'll be excited to see what I get from the mix. I've never grown hosta from seed, so I appreciate the helpful information you sent me too.

Laurel

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