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Hawaii Seeds

18 years ago

Any one have some cool Hawaii flower seeds to trade or for postage out there? You know the first thing we did was talking about moving there when we visit for the 1st time last month. Now I'm going everything to remember that wonderful place! If you can't accept seeds I have magzines, small zip lock bags for seeds, lables, stamps etc etc.

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sandpounder
18 years ago
Many of the Hawaiian flowers & plants can be grown on the mainland, if the conditions are right. But most of the natural flora is best propagated thru cuttings, grafting & budding. The seeds of many flowers, especially annuals can be gotten anywhere....and are no different than mainland flowers.
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