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WANTED: White Forsythia, White Akebia and Summersweet seeds

17 years ago

I am looking for seeds for White Forsythia (Abeliophyllum distichum), White Akebia Vine (Akebia quinata "Alba" or "Shirobana") and Meadowsweet (Clethra alnifolia) I have to trade:

purple cauliflower

Rocky Mtn. Bee Plant (Cleome serrulata)

Charentais Melon

Purple Conflower

Burgundy Blanket Flower

Perennial Blue Flax

Shasta Daisy "Alaska)

Red seeded Asparagus Bean

and others

If you have what I am looking for, please let me know and I can send an expanded list of what I have!

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akebia
17 years ago
Hey, Jenn:

I have white-flowered Akebia growing all over the place, and you can take all the clippings you want, or I can try to layer it for you. I don't remember what kind it is, but I'm pretty sure I got it at Raintree Nursery several years ago.

I also have Abeliophyllum distichum 'Roseum' (pink), but it's not sending out enough branches at this point to clip. Maybe by the end of the summer.... For some reason, the white ones didn't make it.
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