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WANTED: hibiscus seeds

10 years ago

I am looking for hibiscus seeds preferably red or yellow.
would also like some datura and brugs seeds.
I have some holly hock seeds from my garden and lots of commercial seeds left over from planting. I am a nut as far as seeds are concerned so let me know what you are looking for and I probably have it.
Annie
Ps I am the Annie who lives in NH>

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aquawise
10 years ago
I have lots of red Hibiscus and many from your want list! You can have them for postage. LMK if this works for you. Here is a link to my trade list.

Here is a link that might be useful: Trade list
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