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I have a lot of wildflower seed for Mn gardeners

dandy_line (Z3b N Cent Mn)

15 years ago

Just a note to say that I collected quite a lot of wildflower seed that will be going to waste unlless I can get rid of it. If anyone wants some, go to the link at the bottom to see the list.

You can send me an email now if you like but I am not at home-I am in Florida until the middle of March. Best to wait til then to contact me. You will have to send me a SASE (or bubble envelope for large seeds).

Here is a link that might be useful: My seed list

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dandy_line (Z3b N Cent Mn)
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15 years ago
I will be heading home on Saturday and will send out emails Monday to those that have already contacted me as to the address and size of envelope required.
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