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WANTED: spotted beebalm (monarda punctada)

15 years ago

I haven't seen any commercial suppliers.

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terrene
15 years ago
I've gots lots of seed from Monarda punctata, collected in the garden 08. Send me an email if you're interested.
milkweed2
15 years ago
Hi,
Do you have pink? I adore all colors.
Lee
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terrene
15 years ago
The seed for this plant was originally purchased from Prarie Moon nursery. It looks pretty much like the typical Monarda punctata, spotted yellowish flower with pinkish bracts. It is not very pink. This pic shows some of the flowers when they first started blooming.

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