Lookikng for a Black Eyed Susan Vine

15 years ago

I'm looking for a Black Eyed Susan Vine, not seeds. Anyone have one they don't want, or has anyone seen them in a nursery anywhere? Thanks :) Christy

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LynneinMD
15 years ago
Christy, I have a couple of re-seeds from last year growing in the garden, you're welcome to them if you want them. I grew them from seeds last year and they did well - and grew quickly.

You can email me at lynneinmd at gmail dot com if you want.

Lynne (in Bowie, MD)
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