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HAVE: sunflowers!

18 years ago

I have Giant Mexican Mammoth Sunflowers! They got well over 8 feet tall last year! Their heads were as large as 12 inches in diameter! These are amazing! I'm looking for shade loving plants, and maybe some tulip bulbs, but, I will trade for anything interesting!

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lucia59
18 years ago
will you do postage?
email me if you are interested please.

thanks
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