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new to gardening and Hibiscus plants

15 years ago

I am very new to gardening and have excess yellow hardy seeds. Anyone intersted in swapping for another type?

Let me know.

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shelia__greenthumb
15 years ago
Hi Connie,
I have some pink hardy hibiscus seeds.
Lmk if you want to trade.
jueluo
15 years ago
hi, we have been cloning and provide hibiscus seeds for quite sometimes, we do hand pollination via the same flower and some are cross, seeds are limited and available at this site

http://stores.ebay.com/jueluo-orchids-house

have an enjoyable stay thanks

ernie

Here is a link that might be useful: hibiscus seeds

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