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Marigold Seeds

18 years ago

I am looking for two types of marigolds !

(1) Moonshots

(2) Appollo

When I lived in Michigan 20 years ago I was able to find them, but now when I am old and retired can't find them.

The color was orange and the other were off white, with

blooms about 2 1/2" 3" across.

Can any direct me to the seeds?

Thanks for your help

Larry G. Evans

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Monique_CA
18 years ago
Hi Larry,
I can't help you with your seeds, but have you tried posting on the Seed Exchange forum??? Good luck!
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