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HAVE: True alpine seeds, some rare

10 years ago

I have some true alpine seeds collected during the last year living on the tundra. Pls see my seed list just posted

I'd like to trade for perennial seeds or small cuttings/plants in a bubble envelope. I haved moved to Kelowna and am now looking for things to start a perennial/shrub garden here. I would particularly like tall succulents/sedums for this hot, dry climate but will happily trade for anything on my want list. No daylilies seeds please. I already have a lot of those.

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