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HAVE: got lotsa woodland wildflower seed

19 years ago

i've got TONS of dark pink Silene 'english maiden; lots of Impatiens capensis (orange jewelweed) BUT anyone interested in those must be within 3 days posting because seeds lose their viability after 3 days!

i have also Sidalcea (pink); Geranium 'johnson's blue'; wild violets-white and purple; filipendula 'queen of the meadow'/ ummmm......native Hemerocallis (daylily-orange); oh! and, well it's not ready for harvest yet, but i will have Rubus oderata (maple-leaved raspberry with beautiful magenta flowers...needs complete or heavily dappled shade).

i've got other stuff...all i can see in my mind's eye is that ton of Silene ;o)

Comments (5)

mtgirl
19 years ago
Interested in your silene geranium filipendula and rubus Please check my list Thanks
vjhale
19 years ago
I'm interested in your Geranium 'johnson's blue'; filipendula 'queen of the meadow' and Rubus oderata. Please check my trade list. I may have a few others natives not on my trade list if interested.
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northeastwisc
19 years ago
I am interested in the Rubus oderata. What are you interested in receiving in trade?
mistyq
19 years ago
WILL YOU DO A SASBE FOR SOME OF YOUR SEEDS?
wildlifehelper2000
19 years ago
I seen that you don't have listed GW trade list from you GW profile? You should list all you have for trade and what you are looking for on your trade list. That way we can help you build up your garden,and ours. :) That way we know what we both have and looking for.

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