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WANTED: vines, climbers and ramblers

16 years ago

I would like seeds and photos (digital) of vines, climber or rambling plants.

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origami_master
16 years ago
I have morning glory seeds, what have you got to trade?
nickie
16 years ago
Evening kricket

Now before you gasp at the time, it is only 10:07 BC time. LOL Anyway I just wanted to find out specifically what types of vine, climber and rambler seeds you are looking for. I have several old heritage rambler and climbing roses that I can start cuttings of for you. It is much easier for me to do this then to try and get seeds. Too early in the season. I also have a few other types of vines but they will have to wait until the end of their flowering season. I just moved in Dec. and all of my plants are dormant now. I hope to here from you soon.

Nickie
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sunita_fleuriste
16 years ago
Kricket

I have some morning glory seeds as well...have you got a trades list?

Nickie I d be very interested in cuttings of your heritage rambler..can you email me please??

sunita_fleuriste@yahoo.ca

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