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WANTED: for the bees: cuphea, anchusa

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Posted by bev_w 6a Vienna ON (My Page) on
Thu, Jan 22, 09 at 12:08

Hi all,

I'm looking for seeds for cuphea-- the "tiny mice" procumbens or llavea varieties, not the red "cigar plant" / ignea var.

Also, I'm out of Anchusa. Any variety will do. The bees don't care.

Trades? Commercial pack splits?

Bev

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Bev, If your looking for something, that will attract bees, I have some Cerinthe major seeds, they go absolutely crazy for. Your welcome to some.

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  • Posted by bev_w 6a Vienna ON (My Page) on
    Fri, Jan 23, 09 at 12:21

Thanks for the offer. I have some of the Cerinthe, grew it last year. It had put out little babies all around by September but none survived the winter of course.
Thinking I had surely collected a ton of seed I actually ended up trading it all or giving it to swaps. So I had to get more, on another trade. GW compensates for our excessive confidence and enthusiasm.

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Lol true, hope you find what you looking for. Happy Gardening.

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