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HAVE: Jasmine Stephanotis seeds (fresh)

15 years ago

My SIL's vine, which goes outdoors in the summer, produced a fruit, much like a large, bright green avocado. The seeds inside were very much like a milkweed. I've successfully sprouted 8 seeds.

Looking for a division of gooseneck loosestrife (Lysimachia) if anyone might like to trade.

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nyssaman
15 years ago
HI there I don't have any gooseneck loosestrife but I'm interested in your seeds - if you can't find what your looking for keep me in mind for a trade - I do have some Tea tree seeds more than I could ever use.

cheers

Jeff
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