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Hibiscuses
olof_gw

Hardy Hibiscus Seeds wanted.

olof
15 years ago

Would love some seed if anybody has some extras. I would pay you for the shipping or we can do a swap. This is what I have to swap.

Tomatos: Beefsteak,fourth of july hybrid, burpee's big boy hybrid, red cherry,

Water mellon:Crimson sweet

Cucumbers: Green Dragon and tasty green.

Peppers: Jalapeno and hot salsa mix

Eggplant: organic early long purple,

Pumkin: Jack-O-Lantern

Squash: Early prolific straightneck, grey zuccini

Radish: cheery bell

Corn: Early Sunglow

Basil:Sweet

Leek: American Flag

Parsley: Italian

Sage: Broad leaf

Comments (2)

  • virgiebaby165
    15 years ago

    For a SASBE can send Hardy Hibiscus--Southern Belle--Luna Blush to 5' tall. E-mail me and then I will send photos.

    Ginny B.

  • 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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