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WANTED: sagebrush seed (don't laugh)

16 years ago

I love the smell of sagebrush when it get's rained on but we don't have it here in Iowa. Does anyone know where I can get either seed or seedlings? I have some gladiola bulbs that I would be willing to trade.

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pasadena
16 years ago
If you're still looking for seed later this fall, let me know and I'll send you some when its available.
kandaceshirley
16 years ago
I also have some aage, but it's just starting to flower so it'll be awhile before I have seeds.
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jlynn
16 years ago
I have tons of wild sage here I could probably dig and send you. Would do for postage if you still want it. lmk
wolfster
15 years ago
I have white sage bush blooming. Although it is really a mugwort and it is toxic. So it is only good for looks, not to eat or burn in smudging.
dlpasti
15 years ago
I really hope your not living close to me---not laughing at your deisre for sage brush---nasty, nasty weed that is worse than the golden rod blooming now for those of us with allergies to them. Please consider your neighbors before you bring it in...........

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