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Any interest in S. apiana seeds?

16 years ago

Sorry for the double posting, but I thought that not everyone on this forum would check the rapidly changing seed exchange board. I finally finished cleaning about 200 Salvia apiana seeds from its abundant chaff. It's from a very healthy, open-pollinated plant.

This seems like a popular species, so I guess I'll limit my exchanges to 15 seeds per exchange for something off my list. I'm really hoping for drought tolerant salvia seeds.

Thanks, Marc

marcfevans1@earthlink.net

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dicot
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16 years ago
I'll reply to my own thread just so it doesn't stay pinned to the top of the forum forever. I also have some open-pollinated S. melifera and leucophylla as well.
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