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HAVE: Hollyhock Seeds,Marigold Seeds

18 years ago

I'm new at this...and it's a rather haphazard start...but I'm trying to share....I have about a quart of hollyhock seed ,prob is,the seeds are mixed up,so I can't guarantee whether you'll end up with pink or maroon,or both.I also have a quart of giant marigold seeds,they get at least 4 ft. tall. I'd like to trade for some seeds,and am open to suggestion.

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mrbrownthumb
18 years ago
It's kind of slow around here. Did you try the seed exchange forum?

It's a little slow too...I think most are bunkering down in the Winter Sowing forum. If you haven't gone there...it's a must.

MBt
missourilark
Original Author
18 years ago
Yes,MrBrownThumb,I've been checking everything out.Sorry to see that there isn't a lot of activity in,on, the midwest forums. Would be a great place to start for spring exchanges.It's going to be a long winter,but planning ahead never hurt,when it's 17 outside...brrr...
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