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WANTED: Japanese and Siberian Seeds

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Posted by cbrandenburg 6 (My Page) on
Thu, Oct 25, 07 at 15:44

I am looking for some Japanese and Siberian Iris seeds to try and grow this winter. I have these seeds to trade.

Sun Coleus

Darth Vader
Rose Explosion
Paisley Shawl
Dipt in Wine
Big Blond
Red Ruffles
Peter Wonder

Hosta Seeds

Twilight
August Moon
Flavocircinalis
Christmas Tree
Pizzazz
Alventine Taylor
Joyful
King Tut
Northern Exposier
Apple Green
Paradise Joyce
Abba Dabba Do
Yellow Splash Rim
Spilt Milk
Heart and Soul
Paradigm
Carnival
Sunlight Child
Mr. Big
Tiny Tears (few)
Island Charm
Kabitan

I also have some Daylily seeds if your interested in those.

Thanks,

Cathy

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