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sammyqc

HAVE: Dark red & dark purple columbine seeds-sase

sammyqc
16 years ago

If any one is interested, I can harvest a bunch. These are absolutely gorgeous, but no idea of the cultivar. I would guess they were thank you presents from my chickadees, who appreciate all the food I put out for them! I certainly never planted them.

No trades, just sase.

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