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WANTED: looking for milkweed seeds or plants

13 years ago

I have been searching for milkweed seeds or milkweed plants for a couple of years with no luck at all. If any one can help me out I do have several "shoo-fly" seeds They are beautiful bushy plants with lovely medium size blue flowers. Please send me an email if you can help me, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

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greylady_gardener
13 years ago
Denimrae,
You do not have your e-mail posted on your page. If you go and do that, then someone can contact you.
bev_w
13 years ago
Denimrae, You can search members' trade lists. Go to the very bottom of the page and click on "member pages". Click on "search members exchange lists". Use the common name "milkweed" or "butterfly weed" as well as the scientific name "asclepias".
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sheryl_ontario
13 years ago
I have them for trade.
If you list what you have to trade on your trades page I can let you know if I am interested in anything. Here is a short list of what I am looking for:
stevia "Sweet Leaf" variety
large luffah
strawberry spinach
herbs: thyme, oregano, sage, various basils, chocolate mint,
sheryl_ontario
13 years ago
I am also lookig for lavender seeds

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