WANTED: Hyacinth bean vine

19 years ago

I could not get my seeds to grow this year, I can't figure it out but I know I need this vine again! I have lots to trade, have not updated my trade list. karen

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Loretta NJ Z6
19 years ago
I have older seeds that I have not tried yet received in trades. One is purple (marked 2002) and the other says white (2003). You can have some of both for SASE. I am not looking for anymore seeds now. If you see anything else on my list you want to try, LMK. I will have to double check but should have most.
skatayama
19 years ago
Hi Karen,
I have Hyacinth bean seedlings. I took a look at your list and saw that you are interested in architectural salvage...hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... maybe we can do a trade. I also have a few cuttings of a local rose I'm trying to root. It is a once bloomer but a spectacular one.
I'm in Keyport.

Sheila
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Loretta NJ Z6

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