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WANTED: misc. woodland flowers seeds

christacharlene

10 years ago

I am looking for these seeds
Virginia Bluebells
Wild Geranium
Jack In The Pulpit
Wild Columbine
Dutchman's Breeches
Trillium Grandiflorum
Bloodroot
Ohio Spiderwort
Dwarf Larkspur
Long Spurred Violet
Purple Wood Sorrel
.... or pretty much anything native to Ohio woodlands.

I have 7 acres of woods and my husband and I have been working on clearing out the Garlic Mustard and Japanese Honeysuckle for the past couple of years. I do have several species of native spring wildflowers that grow on my property but I want to add more diversity to my woodlands.

As far as my trade list, almost everything I have is Vegetable seeds. Let me know if you have anything that you want to trade. Check out my list. Thanks :).

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