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HAVE: Primrose seeds, forget-me-nots

laura_in_hamilton

15 years ago

Hello my fellow Canucks!

I've got recently harvested primrose seeds (yellow & magenta), columbine seeds in purple (and an extra plant or two), and forget-me-not seeds (and a couple of plants to split).

I'm looking for asters (anything besides purple), pink pincushion flowers and anemones (anything but the poppy kind). Or check my lists and see if anything else works.

Laura.

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