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Crossvine (Bignonia capreolata)

14 years ago

Hi There,

I have been looking for a source of northern Crossvine (Bignonia capreolata). It isn't available in Canada nor is there any company that would ship here from the US. I am just looking for a few seeds for my hummingbirds. I would have posted in the Exchange area but being Canadian I can't..lol. I have been a member since 2005 and have a few interesting things I could trade.Thanks for considering.

Cheers

Jeff/Nyssaman

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eristal
14 years ago
Howdy Jeff,

I think I have some pods starting to mature on one of mine. It's dark out now, so I'll have to check tomorrow. I'll send you the seeds if you want, as I was just going to toss them. Send me your address.

My email should be listed with GardenWeb.

Eric
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