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HAVE: Managed to harvest a few of these seeds

15 years ago

Salmon Peony poppy (annual). Thanks to whoever I received them from last spring, 'cuz I just loved them! Photo doesn't quite get the colour, it is a true peachy hue. Will trade for other annual poppies or will do a few sasbe's if anyone wants to try them.

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Wendy.

Comments (3)

clairabelle
15 years ago
Hey Wendy, I'm interested. Have never seen this one before. And excuse my ignorance, but what's sasbe? ;)
wendy2shoes
Original Author
15 years ago
Self addressed stamped bubble envelope=SASBE. However, just a regular business envelope with a return address with a .52 cent stamp will do in this case, since the seeds are so small that a bit of bubble wrap should cushion them. Hope that helps :O). Email me through my member page for my address.
Cheers!
Wendy
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willow_2007
15 years ago
Hi Wendy
I love all poppies and would greatly appreciated some of these.
thanks wendy

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