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HAVE: Have ripe Goldenseal seeds

19 years ago

Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) fruits are ripening if anyone wants to try the seeds. See my trade list or make offer for medicinal herb or uncommon native woodland wildflowers.

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mtgirl
19 years ago
Please check my list
shirleymd
19 years ago
Is there any chance I could get a plant of goldenseal???
I have comfrey
Jack in the pulpit ( triphyllum)
Meadow rue white (woodland type)
celandine poppy (chebidonium majus) Europe poppy non native here.
celandine poppy ( native here)
Let me know if any interest
shirley aka shirleymd
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swvirginiadave
Original Author
19 years ago
Mtgirl: If you still have filipendula seed send me an e-mail.

Shirley: I've got Goldenseal plants but would prefer not to dig any until they go into dormancy. I'll post in the fall.
wildlifehelper2000
19 years ago
I don't have any native herbs to trade,would you accept SASE?
leeannconner
15 years ago
hello,
do you still have goldenseal seeds. i would love to either trade or buy some...
thanks,
LA

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