HAVE: Hardy hibiscus seeds.

18 years ago

I have a few hardy hibiscus seeds to trade for passiflora

seeds,cutings or plants. I truely enjoy my hardy hibiscus plants and their big flowers. I have just started in the passiflora area. They are very pretty and some are easy

to grow.

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sylviatexas1
18 years ago
Looks like passiflora may be a little scarce!

If there something else you'd like?

I don't have many seeds, but there's a swap coming up in Ft Worth on November 6, & I'd be happy to ask for seeds of passiflora or something else for you.
Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
10 years ago
May I ask what variety of seeds you have?

While I can't meet your request, I can offer some white rain lily seeds, zephranthes drummondiii. I've also got 3 very good varieties of okra;
- Zeebest
- Burgundy
-Eagle Pass

Thx.
Xtal
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HAVE: Hardy hibiscus seeds.

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sylviatexas1

Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b

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