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WANTED: seedlings for Brinnon

19 years ago

Hello Everyone,

I have a few seedlings that are potted and just have to be acclimated. They are still small. I'm willing to trade seedlings for seedlings.

1 Orlay grandiflora-white lace flower annual

3 Verbascum Southern Charm zone 5-9

1 Cupid's dart zone 3-9

3 butterfly flower 'Royal Pierrot' annual

2 Balsam camellia spotted mix Annual

3 Spanish flag (vine) Mina labata annual

2 Cypress vine mix Ipomoea Qaumoclit annual

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treepalm
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19 years ago
Make that have!!!
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