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17 years ago

I have some formosa lilly seeds.They are real easy to grow.I sow mine in fall& have blooms the following summer.They grow taller each year& some have more than 3 buds per stem& they smell wonderful.Plant info says they bloom in 18 months from seed.Bloom about aug.

I'd like to trade for other lillie seeds

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sunset_in
17 years ago
Hi,

I am interested in your formosa lily seeds. I have several kind of lily seeds like Dizzy, Star Fighter, Stargazer (oriental); Montegro (Asiatic) & Pink Perfection (Trumpet). There is about 10 seeds in each packet. I do not know about how easy they are to grow. If you are interested in trading, please let me know. Thanks!

Karen
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