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Looking for birds of paradise seeds

16 years ago

If anyone could help me out - I'm looking for some birds of paradise seeds any colour - these are so beautiful - I have some tropicals but they are all babies and I wont have seeds until fall - I do have papaw seeds and white fringe tree seeds and many native seeds - I would like to grow them in containers as I live in zone 6.

Cheers

Jeff

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bearstate
16 years ago
Try tradewindsfruit.com

They are located in California. Prices per seed packet are about $1.75 US. plus $0.25 shipping and handling per packet within the US.

They have both Strelitzia Reginae ( Orange ) and Strelitzia Nickolai ( Giant or White ).
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