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HAVE: Clematis, Aquilegia, Magnolia

15 years ago

I have Clematis Dr. Ruppel and Blue Ravine

Aquilegia Dragonfly hybrid mix

Magnolia Grandiflora

Snapdragons semi dwarfs pink,red,yellow,pink bicolor

Amaryllis Apple blossom

Rose of Sharon Hibiscus Marina, Blue Bird, woodbridge and Aphrodite

Delphinium Magic fountain mix

Datura Bells Blanche

Alcea White, yellow, pink

Paper Bark Maple - Acer griseum

For special trades I will have a few seed pods of Oriental lillies Star gazer and Casablanca crosses.

Check out my trade list I have lots of others and have access to even more just ask.

I am looking for Gaillardia and Rudbeckia Hirta 'Autumn colors' 'Cherokee sunset' or any other interesting double or bi color Rudbeckia

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Comments (4)

newwilly46
15 years ago
hi like trade with you.working on a new list now.will send email to you.
willy
Tinkerbel
Original Author
15 years ago
I also just collected some Nasturtium 'jewel mix' and Petunia wave purple seeds.

I would also be interested in some foxtail lillies in any colour but yellow or white
Liatris pycnostachya (Gayfeather)
Ratibida columnaris (Mexican Hat)
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newwilly46
15 years ago
hi tinkerbel
did get my 2 emails.had sent you. oct 12.let me know please
willy46
wendy2shoes
15 years ago
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I have lots of rudbekia..some of them pop up with a brown "eye". They were from a w/s pack from 4 years ago. Would love to trade for a few seeds of your amaranths. Straight swap? p.s. flowers are about 3-4" across. The deep orange flower in the background is a sunnie, btw.

Wendy

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