WANTED: Browneyed Susan Rudbeckia triloba

16 years ago

Browneyed Susan Rudbeckia triloba

Comments (4)

mastergardenerfrank
16 years ago
I have ton's of seedlings all over the yard. Would be more than happy to send you some.
missben
16 years ago
Mastergardenerfrank, Do you have any more seedlings? I would love some..I'll send postage. Let me know..Thanks,
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countrycarolyn
14 years ago
I take the dead heads off and sprinkle them in my garden and I end up with more than I can handle from just a few dead heads. I would be more than happy to send a few dead heads when I get some this summer.
freshair2townsquare
14 years ago
countrycarolyn ~

Could you send me some deadheads when available?

~ freshair

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