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HAVE: Have: 2013 Pipevine Seed Pods

10 years ago

I have 2013 Pipevine seed pods to exchange for tubular vines for Hummingbirds.

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Carol-M
9 years ago
That is Beautiful!! Unfortunately the only vine I have that Hummers like is Cypress Vine. I've been in really bad health the past 2 years and everything crashed & died. (I'm back finally and ready to reestablish my garden!) If you're interested in the Cypress Vine I love to trade. It's an annual but it reseeds itself. I also have culinary Sage seeds, the hummers Love that when it blooms. and in a few weeks I should have some Red Monarda.
My email is grannybeans55@yahoo.com
Thanks for considering me.
Carol
vnginger
8 years ago
I'd love some... if you can exchange, please let me know. Thanks.
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Carol Bieber
6 years ago
I have Cardinal Climber Vine seed if you want to trade seed? carolbieber10@yahoo.com

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