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White butterfly lily seeds

14 years ago

Hello, I have tons of butterfly ginger seeds getting ripe. Usually just let fall and dig up babies in spring but, would now like to collect for trading/swaps. Does anyone know how to store them? Can they be stored or only planted fresh? they have a red coating on them, does that have to be cleaned or just let them dry? any info is appreciated.

Thanks

Pattie

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t_1956
14 years ago
Hi .. I would love some of those lil things... I will gladly pay postage ... dont' worry ... just send me what you want whenever you want to and I will just experimnet with them.
I would so appreciate any you have.
Sincerely,

Tina
P.S. Hope you are still here.
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